Buzzy, a retired robot at Disney World, has hands and clothing stolen

The stolen items had belonged to Buzzy, who was part of the now-closed "Wonders of Life" attraction at Epcot. (Dewayne Bevil/Orlando Sentinel via AP)

Authorities say they're investigating the theft of clothing that belonged to a retired animatronic character at Walt Disney World.

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The Orange County Sheriff's Office announced Thursday that the theft occurred in August. The stolen items had belonged to Buzzy, who was part of the now-closed "Wonders of Life" attraction at Epcot.

Investigators say someone sneaked into a backstage area that's not open to the public and took a red jacket, green cap and rubber molded hands. An incident report lists the items' value at $600, but it wasn't known what a black-market collector might pay for parts of a Disney attraction.

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The sheriff's office says they've interviewed a suspect. He was charged with resisting arrest after refusing to hand over his phone, but no charges have been filed in the theft.