VIDEO. The elected official Sandrine Josso is committed to the victims of chemical submission

Back at the National Assembly, the MoDem deputy, Sandrine Josso, says she went on November 14 “at a friend’s house, with a light heart, to celebrate his re-election”. She talks about senator Joël Guerriau. A few hours later, she remembers coming out “terrorized” and realized that she had been drugged without her knowledge. “This is called chemical submission”. She confides that today it was “difficult to come back” to the National Assembly after a long period of convalescence, that this return is “moving”. She wants to fight for all victims of chemical submission, whether these victims “feel recognized, that they can be taken care of, that there are fewer and fewer victims”. She recalls that when a person is drugged, they very often suffer from amnesia.and so she no longer knows what happened to her”.

“It is also difficult because society does not know about chemical submission”

It was by seeing MP Sandrine Josso tell her story on the set of the show C à vous that Caroline Darian, founder of the association Don’t fall asleep – Stop chemical submission, decided to contact the chosen one. “The Don’t Fall Asleep – Stop Chemical Submission movement was launched last year to better protect what chemical submission is and this more widespread scourge which consists of drugging a person without their knowledge in order to abuse them. for criminal or sexual purposes. This mainly affects women, but also children and the elderly. Ultimately, vulnerable people” declares Caroline Darian. MP Sandrine Josso filed a complaint against Senator Joël Guerriau.