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RCMP have issued a public warning after a woman was attacked on the same Burnaby block where a man's body was found three days before.
Police say the woman was walking home about 1:40 a.m. Sunday when a man attacked her from behind and knocked her to the ground (near Smith Avenue and Gilpin Street).
A homicide investigation was launched after Elmer Libertino was found dead in the same area (near Smith Avenue and Moscrop Street) just after 3 a.m. last Thursday.
Staff Sgt. Maj. John Buis says police don't know if Libertino's death is linked to the attack, or if there's any connection to an online geo-tagging game that was being played in the area the night he was discovered.
Buis says they're putting a lot of resources into their investigation.
Mounties are advising people in the area to be vigilant and to travel in pairs if possible, especially if walking late at night.
