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July 8, 2019Updated: July 8, 2019 11:53 a.m.

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A pickup truck that is suspected in multiple thefts of landscaping equipment in Wilton and other towns. — 1of2
A pickup truck that is suspected in multiple thefts of landscaping equipment in Wilton and other towns.
Contributed Photo / Wilton Police Department

A pickup truck that is suspected in multiple thefts of landscaping equipment in Wilton and other towns. — 2of2
A pickup truck that is suspected in multiple thefts of landscaping equipment in Wilton and other towns.
Contributed Photo / Wilton Police Department

WILTON — Police are seeking the public’s help in identifying the individual behind several landscaping equipment thefts.

Detectives released surveillance footage Monday that shows a blue pickup truck believed to have played a role in thefts in Wilton and other towns.

Anyone with information is asked to contact the Wilton Police Department at 203-834-6260.