County Court told of indecent act in woman's bed A WOMAN woke to a stranger in her bed with his hand in her pyjamas, whispering, "Shh, baby, go back to sleep," a jury has heard. Alfons Pirimapun, 32, admitted he watched the woman - aged in her 20s - through her open bedroom window for about 20 minutes before pulling back the flyscreen and sneaking into the home in Melbourne's north in the early hours of Melbourne Cup Day last year. But he denied raping the woman, who cannot be identified, telling police he only fondled her breasts, the County Court heard. Prosecutor Russell Hammill said Pirimapun, who had been drinking in a park opposite the woman's home, tapped on the window and called out to her before taking off his shoes and climbing through the window. He removed the woman's laptop from the bed, switched off her fairy lights and clock radio, then took his pants off and got into her bed. "And she's still asleep - sound asleep - at this stage," Mr Hammill told the jury. He said the woman woke up groggy but became alert when she realised there was an unknown man in her bed - allegedly with his hand in her pants. The court heard the man told her to go back to sleep after she asked who he was and pushed him away. He then ran through the house and fled, leaving his shoes beneath her window. Mr Hammill said the woman was "a little bit drunk" after she returned home from drinks with friends hours before the assault. She had consumed beer, a small amount of cocaine and dexamphetamine, and had taken two sleeping tablets before she went to bed, the court heard. Defence lawyer Glenn Casement said his client insisted he did not put his hand below the woman's waist. The Collingwood man pleaded guilty to aggravated burglary and indecent assault, but not guilty to rape. The hearing before Judge Susan Cohen continues.