Crime & Safety
Fairfield Police Seek 'Suspicious' Person Who Offered Gifts to Child in Rite Aid Parking Lot
The person was in a vehicle when he approached the child, whose mother was inside shopping.

The Fairfield Police Department is seeking a suspicious person who approached a child and made “inappropriate comments” and offers of a gift in the parking lot of the Rite Aid located at 1619 Post Road while the mother’s child was inside shopping on Friday.
Police said that the incident was reported a significant time after it occurred, however, the investigation determined the following details (via a police press release):
The juvenile waited in the front parking lot of Rite Aid while the juvenile’s mother was inside shopping. A driver operating a brown or tan van drove up next to the juvenile and made inappropriate comments and offers of a gift. The juvenile said “no” and backed away from the vehicle. The vehicle then left through the rear driveway of Rite Aid.
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The vehicle was described as an “older brown or tan minivan” (pictured). The operator was described as a “heavy set” male with a heavy Hispanic accent, dark skinned, with dark “slicked back” hair, wearing dark clothing.
This incident is currently under investigation.
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Anyone with information is urged to contact the Fairfield Police Detective Bureau at 203-254-4840.
Information on sending anonymous tips can be found at www.fpdct.com/tips
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