Chickasha Police On the Lookout For Stun Gun Assailant

Police and residents in Chickasha are keeping a watchful eye after two possible stun gun attacks on Monday.

A man and a woman reported separate attacks to police, just hours apart Monday morning. The woman told police she woke up to a knock at the door around 7:30 a.m. with a man asking if her car was for sale. An hour later the man came back, but this time he didn't say a word.

"I opened the door and he just pushed his way in and [tased] me right here, first I guess," Jennie Dolch said showing the bruise and red mark on her right shoulder.

Dolch says she is getting over the shock, but is still scared.

"He would just step out like this, get me and back up, kept doing it and doing it and doing it," said Dolch.

Dolch says the man never touched her or even spoke to her during the attack. She says she is terrified to think what he may have done if the shocks knocked her to the ground.

"I said ‘Are you going to rape me?' He never answered. Nothing," she said. "Finally he just stopped and went back and looked at me and I picked a chair up and said you better get out of here and he just walked out the door."

After learning another man also reported being tased that morning, Dolch hopes police stop the suspect before he hurts someone else. Both Dolch and the man who reported being tased in the back around 5:30 a.m. on South 20^th Ave. say the man did not take anything from them.

"He never even attempted to get my purse," said Dolch.

Dolch told police the man tased her repeatedly. Police did not say if the man was also tased repeatedly, only that he had the same stun gun marks, but was not seriously injured. The man who was attacked was tased in the back.

Dolch describes the suspect as a tall, skinny white man with a light colored goatee. She said he was over 6 feet tall and he has big blue eyes. She said he was wearing an OU t-shirt and jeans.

If you know any information that may help in this investigation, call Chickasha Police.