HALIFAX – Halifax police are investigating after a man was robbed while he was walking on the Halifax Common early Tuesday morning.
Police say around 5:30 a.m., two men approached a 52-year-old man who was walking between Robie Street and North Park Street and punched him several times, then took his wallet.
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The suspects left the area on foot and were last seen running toward North Park Street.
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The victim, who was not injured, went home and called police to report the robbery.
The suspects are both described as white men in their 20s — one was wearing jeans and the other was wearing a red hoodie and shorts.
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