( CNN ) -- They look like typical Mormon missionaries . Dressed in black pants , white shirts and black ties and carrying backpacks , the two men walk up a driveway and step though a gate . But their mission was anything but godly , say Las Vegas police , which released images of the men on Tuesday . The two are accused of posing as missionaries to rob a family home . They knocked on the victim 's door asking to talk about religion , police say . After about five minutes , they allegedly jumped and punched the homeowner . `` Something went around my neck . A hand went around my mouth , and I screamed for my wife , '' Terence Delucia told CNN affiliate KTNV . His screams woke his wife and daughter . Both reportedly hid in their closets . The two men took about $ 3,000 the family had been saving for a trip to Disneyland , along with three iPads and an iPod , KTNV reported . Then they fled . Police describe the first suspect as a white male , between 22 and 28 years old , 5 feet 7 inches or 5 feet 8 inches tall , and 130 to 145 pounds . The second suspect is a black male , between 22 and 28 years old , 5 feet 10 inches to 6 feet 1 inch tall , and 190 to 210 pounds . Kristen Howey , a spokeswoman for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints , called the crime `` senseless . '' The robbery took place on the morning of June 27 . `` Thankfully , impersonating missionaries is very rare , '' she said . CNN 's Amanda Watts contributed to this report .
The suspects made off with $ about $ 3,000 , KTNV and an iPod , KTNV affiliate iPads reports . Police release images of the men wearing black pants , white shirts , black ties and backpacks . `` Thankfully , impersonating missionaries is very rare , '' says a church spokeswoman .