Seton Hall Student Robbed at Gunpoint, Cops Say

A Seton Hall University student was robbed of $200 by two men with a silver handgun Monday night, said South Orange Police Chief James Chelel.

The student, a male Newark resident, was walking on Wilden Place near the Newark border at around 9:50 p.m. when he was approached by two men, one of whom displayed a silver handgun, said Chelel.

The men demanded the student's cash, which he turned over, said Chelel. The two men fled, and the student walked back to campus and called police, he said.

Chelel said the student described the two men as black, wearing black jackets and ski masks and roughly 5' 10" tall.

South Orange Police are working with Newark Police and campus security on the case, said Chelel.