Connecticut officials: Donald Trump supporters partied in KKK garb to celebrate election

The Connecticut State Police confirmed that video of Ku Klux Klan garb at a Donald Trump election celebration was filmed in East Windsor.

Following the election, video began circulating on social media that showed people driving ATVs and partying around a fire. One person is seen wearing a "Make America Great Again" hat while another person wearing a hooded KKK costume waves a Trump campaign flag.

@ShaunKing this is @jeneaton07 at a KKK event in Stafford Springs, CT. pic.twitter.com/LWNgpWDcvX

— Dasia💍 (@_lustformc) November 13, 2016

Although it was first believed that the video was filmed in Stafford, State Police spokesperson Trooper Kelly Grant confirmed on Monday that it was taken in East Windsor.

A spokesperson for the Stafford First Selectman’s office revealed that at least one person from Stafford attended the party, but that person told authorities that "they unequivocally denounce the KKK looking costume."

East Windsor First Selectman Robert Maynard told WTIC that police plan to speak with the "kids" involved.

"From what I could tell, they were just reacting to the election," Maynard explained. "They were just having a party."

Watch the video report below from WTIC, broadcast Nov. 14, 2016.