(KRON) -- A man was robbed of cash from his wallet last Thursday in a residential neighborhood, the Daly City Police Department (DCPD) said in its weekly crime report. It happened on Oct. 3 at around 2:56 p.m. on the 300 block of Deanne Lane. Two suspects in a dark-colored sedan approached the victim and asked how much he paid in rent, according to police. While the first suspect -- an unidentified female -- remained in the vehicle, the victim was requested to hand over his wallet. She claimed "she wanted to put money into it for him," the police report wrote. After the victim handed his wallet over, the first suspect removed about $100, police said. The victim asked for his wallet back, but she took even more money from the wallet. The victim said a total of $260 was stolen from his wallet. The incident proceeded with the female suspect making an unusual request. Will SF skies be clear enough to see Blue Angels? She asked the victim to "kiss her on the cheek," according to the DCPD report. The victim refused, and the second suspect -- an unidentified male -- intervened. "Go ahead and give her a kiss," the male suspect told the victim via the police report. The victim told police the suspects eventually forced him to kiss the female suspect. According to the police report, the suspects said "goodbye" to the victim and left a gold chain behind. The first suspect was described as a "heavyset female with light complexion and light-colored hair," according to DCPD. The second suspect is a "short, slender male with dark hair and a beard." Police did not detail what the relationship between the two suspects is. As of Thursday, the two suspects remain at large. Daly City police will continue to investigate.