A young Australian woman traveling claimed to have been the victim of a sexual assault involving multiple individuals. Authorities have opened an investigation for group rape, which will be conducted by the second district of judicial police.
Opening of an investigation for gang rape in Paris
The Paris public prosecutor’s office has launched an investigation for gang rape following statements from an Australian tourist claiming to have been sexually assaulted by five individuals. According to police and judicial sources, the incident occurred on Friday night to Saturday in the capital. The investigation has been entrusted to the second district of judicial police.
The 25-year-old tourist took refuge in a kebab restaurant in the 18th arrondissement of Paris shortly after 5 a.m. It was at that moment that she reported being the victim of a sexual assault, without giving more details about the location and circumstances. The victim, visibly under the influence of alcohol, was taken care of by firefighters and taken to Bichat Hospital. She was supposed to return to Australia the next day.
This case has evoked strong emotion and great indignation, both within the authorities and the population. The French authorities have assured that they will do everything possible to shed light on this case and ensure that those responsible are brought to justice. It is essential to guarantee the safety and protection of everyone, whether they are residents or visitors in the French capital.
This investigation for gang rape raises many questions about the safety of tourists in Paris and the measures taken to prevent such acts of violence. It is essential that measures be taken to ensure the safety of everyone and to prevent such heinous acts from happening again. Authorities must implement effective measures to prevent and punish these assaults, so that Paris remains a welcoming and safe city for all its visitors.
Article Source: Francetvinfo
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