If someone were to kick a concrete-filled soccer ball that was intentionally placed on a soccer field, they could potentially face criminal charges, depending on the resulting harm or damage caused.

In general, the person responsible for placing the booby trap (the concrete-filled soccer ball in this case) would be held primarily responsible for any injuries or damages caused. However, the person who kicks the ball could still face charges such as:

Criminal mischief or vandalism: If the ball damages property, such as the soccer field or other equipment, the person who kicked the ball could be charged with criminal mischief or vandalism.

Reckless endangerment: If the person's actions put others in danger, they could be charged with reckless endangerment.

Assault: If the person kicks the ball at another person and causes injury, they could be charged with assault.

Negligence: If the person was aware or should have been aware of the danger presented by the concrete-filled ball but still kicked it, they could be charged with negligence.

The exact charges and penalties could vary by state and the specific circumstances of the incident. It's important to note that intentionally setting up booby traps is illegal and dangerous, and could result in serious harm or even death.
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