DENVER — The University of Denver’s Campus Safety office issued a warning to students to be on the lookout for potential instances of date rape after three possible cases of women being drugged were reported in the DU neighborhood.

According to the e-mail issued to students, the most recent incident of possible date rape took place on Sunday, in the 2000 block of S. University Blvd. The release indicated this most recent report mirrored two other recent reports.

“In all three cases, the victims have reported being at a bar in the DU neighborhood and then reported having memory loss which spans a couple of hours,” the release read. “Memory loss is a symptom consistent with date rape drugs.”

Any student with knowledge of these incidents is being urged to report that information to Campus Safety or the Denver Police Department.

DENVER — DaVita, the dialysis giant based in Denver, has set aside $300 million to settle criminal and civil anti-kickback investigations, the company’s CEO said Thursday.

According to the Denver Post, DaVita has been the focus of a Denver grand jury investigation looking at whether or not the company paid a kickback to kidney doctors to guarantee a steady stream of patients at DaVita clinics.

Neither the U.S. Attorney nor a DaVita spokesman would comment on the case.

DaVita CEO Kent Thiry called the money part of “comprehensive offer to settle all the related civil, administrative and criminal matters.”