Caution urged after 2 sex<BR> attacks <P> College-town assaults spur warnings by<BR> cops <P> By The Denver Post <P><BR> Sunday, April 14, 2002 - Assaults on two women in<BR> college towns this weekend stirred warnings from<BR> police that as the weather gets nicer, people should<BR> be cautious about locking doors and windows. <P> In Boulder early Saturday, a woman sleeping in her<BR> apartment was attacked by a man who slipped in<BR> through an unlocked window. Police think he may<BR> have used a stun gun on her. When the woman<BR> screamed, the man ran out of the apartment.<P> The assault occurred in the 2600 block of Iris<BR> Avenue, a few miles from the University of Colorado.<P> And early Friday, a woman returned to her apartment<BR> in Fort Collins about 3 a.m. and a man followed her<BR> inside. He grabbed her from behind and she wriggled<BR> free, screaming, according to police reports.<P> He ran out the front door.<P> The woman lived in Ram's Pointe apartment complex<BR> in the 2200 block of West Elizabeth Street near<BR> Colorado State University. The woman is a student<BR> at Colorado State.<P> Police are looking into whether this assault is related<BR> to an April 5 assault in a dorm where a woman was<BR> raped, Fort Collins police said Saturday.<P> Officials said they don't think either incident is<BR> related to a string of rapes that occurred in<BR> garden-level apartments last summer in Fort Collins.<P> "When the weather is warm, you must be careful,"<BR> said Sgt. Robert Thomas of the Boulder Police<BR> Department.<P><BR><a href="http://www.denverpost.com/Stories/0";>http://www.denverpost.com/Stories/0<;/a>,1002,53%257E526640,00.html<P><b>Entering a house and using a stun gun on a female victim.... where has that happened before?<P>Glad this one got away.