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Chemical submission: Sandrine Josso “expects exemplary sentences for these predators”
Friday March 29, the verdict is expected in the trial of Selim Berrada, accused of having raped or assaulted 17 young women, and of having drugged some of them. Sandrine Josso, MoDem MP for Loire-Atlantique, was on the set of 12/13 info.
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Friday March 29, the verdict is expected in the trial of Selim Berrada, accused of having raped or assaulted 17 young women, and of having drugged some of them. Sandrine Josso, MoDem MP for Loire-Atlantique, was on the set of 12/13 info.
A few hours before the verdict in the trial of Selim Berrada, accused of having raped or sexually assaulted 17 women, Sandrine Josso, MoDem deputy of Loire-Atlantique, is coming talk about chemical submission on the set of 12/13 info, Friday March 29. For this trial, “as for all those who follow”, the MP who leads a government mission on submission chemical “wait exemplary sentences for these predators”.
Nine out of ten chemical submission victims are women
Faced with chemical submission, the MP is confronted with several problems. First of all, “we are not able to identify all the victims of chemical submission”, deplores Sandrine Josso. Moreover, “victims have difficulty proving that they were drugged,” since the drug “disappears from the body very quickly”. Thus, one of Sandrine Josso’s missions is to improve access to evidence. Nine out of ten chemical submission victims are women, and 70% of them suffer sexual assault as a result.
