DERBY, Conn. (AP) The former principal of Derby High School who resigned two months ago citing personal reasons has been arrested in connection with an alleged theft.

Greg Gaillard was charged with second-degree larceny.

Police said after Galliard resigned Dec. 14 they received a complaint from the Derby Administrators Association about financial discrepancies. The association reported $13,200 missing from its bank account.

Derby Schools Superintendent Matthew Conway did not comment when Gaillard resigned.

Police said Gaillard was president of the association and had financial control of its account.

The Connecticut Post reported that a call to Gaillard's Naugatuck home was redirected to a law firm, but no one was available for comment.