She did try to tell the supervisor that she was "a girl".
But, apparently, "he didn't pay attention."
Incredible blunder on September 15 at the National Public Health Establishment of Fresnes (Val-de-Marne), commonly known as the prison hospital.
According to our information, for minutes that must have seemed endless to her, a 32-year-old young woman was locked up with six men in a waiting room.
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Upon her release, this inmate explained that she had been sexually assaulted by one of the prisoners.
Another would have made completely inappropriate remarks to him.
After reporting to the prison administration, she was finally taken to the Haÿ-les-Roses (Val-de-Marne) police station where she lodged a complaint, we learned this Friday morning.
That day, around 10:30 am, this detainee from the Fresnes women's remand center was taken to the prison hospital for a gynecological consultation.
After this medical appointment, as the procedure requires, a supervisor locks him in a "waiting cupboard", as the agents say, located on the ground floor.
She stays there for about half an hour when she hears the door unlocked.
Are these the other two women who also have medical appointments?
No, it is indeed six men that another supervisor locks in this waiting room.
"You are seven for the visit", informs the agent to the cantonade.
A prisoner tells him that he is "hungry", another puts "his hand on his buttocks"
The young inmate immediately protests, according to her statements, but the supervisor is, it seems, in the moonlight. The prisoner is then "petrified". Impossible for her to bang on the door. It was then that one of the six inmates began to "talk about sex" to him. He allegedly told her that "he has been here for six months". He is hungry ". After a few minutes, the supervisor unlocks the door. This is the moment that another inmate chooses to put his hand on the young woman's buttocks.
She then came forward to the prison administration.
The latter, who was not able to answer us this Thursday evening, opened an investigation for "assault in the waiting room".
The two supervisors were heard.
This is a priori an “error”.
There are indeed several waiting rooms in order to avoid mixing male and female prisoners during medical consultations.
Which should have been the case that day.
