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July 11, 2022Updated: July 11, 2022 5:16 p.m.

Police are looking for this vehicle of interest connected to a larceny of various musical instruments from Ridgefield High School earlier this year. — 1of5
Police are looking for this vehicle of interest connected to a larceny of various musical instruments from Ridgefield High School earlier this year.
Ridgefield Police Department / Contributed Photo

RIDGEFIELD — Various musical instruments were stolen from Ridgefield High School earlier this year, police said Monday.

The Ridgefield Police Department said the larceny took place on March 28.

Despite the theft, Superintendent Susie Da Silva said that students were still able to continue with the band and orchestra programs. The programs will not be affected in the fall, she added.

Police released photos Monday afternoon of both a vehicle and person of interest in the case.

Anyone with information about the person or vehicle of interest are asked to contact Detective DuBord at 203-438-6531. Anonymous tips can also be submitted by calling 203-431-2345.