Police looking for connection between two Dartmouth robberies
Posted Jun 26, 2011 08:10:35 AM.
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Halifax Regional Police are looking into whether two attempted robberies in Dartmouth Saturday night are connected.
Around 6:30, two men demanded money from a man walking alone on Lyle Street. When the victim said he had nothing, the suspects fled.
Police could only get the description of one of the suspects: a black male, 6’0″, 180 pounds, in his 20’s with two golden teeth and scruff beard. He was wearing a black hoodie.
Just over an hour after the first incident, two men attempted to rob a man on Windmill Road near Jamieson Street. The victim entered the middle of the road to try to attract attention and again, the suspects fled.
The victim described both suspects: both black males, 5’10” to 6’0″, one in their 20’s, the other in their 30’s, both were clean shaven and wearing grey hoodies and pants. The victim said that one of the men possibly had a gold tooth.
No injuries were reported in either case.
