On Wednesday, police released a composite sketch of the man suspected of abducting Vi Ripken last week along with a video that shows the suspect at a retail establishment in Anne Arundel County.

Lt. Fred Budnick with the Aberdeen Police Department wrote in an email Tuesday that no specific motive has been indentified in the alleged abduction.

"This is still considered to be a forced abduction not related to any medical or health conditions," Budnick wrote.

Aberdeen police said a man armed with a handgun—described as in his late 30s or early 40s wearing a light colored shirt, camouflage pants and glasses—forced Ripken into her vehicle between 7 and 8 a.m. July 24. The vehicle fled the area, police said.

Ripken, 74, was found safely with her hands bound in the back of her car July 25 after being driven around the Baltimore metro region, police said during a news conference.

Anyone with information may call Aberdeen police at 410-272-2121.

See also:

• Police Release Sketch Of Suspect In Alleged Vi Ripken Abduction
• Aberdeen Police Continue To Investigate Vi Ripken Abduction Case
• PHOTOS: Suspect In Vi Ripken Abduction
• VIDEO: Aberdeen Police Discuss Vi Ripken Case
• Vi Ripken Safe After Being Abducted, Motive Unknown