[/caption]The waiter of a hotel in New York accused the IMF Managing Director Dominique Strauss-Kahn had attacked him with sexual violence and rape trial.
New York Police Department (NYPD) described Strauss-Kahn and 5 other men with height, weight, and appearance similar to his requested stood lined in a room to be identified by a hotel maid who was abused from a different room. After the confident look of a window wall, she pointed to Strauss-Kahn as perpetrators of sexual abuse.
Strauss-Kahn, 62, who was known as "ladies' man" by the French media will initially went to Paris, but his intention was thwarted by police who menciduknya on an Air France plane at Kennedy Airport, New York, last weekend.
"Strauss-Kahn denies any claim that ditudingkan toward him," said Strauss-Kahn's lawyer, Benjamin Brafman. "For a while it just new that I can tell," added Benjamin Brafman.
According to the testimony of victims of sexual abuse, he was ordered to clean a deluxe room bertarip 3000 U.S. dollars per night which is reportedly uninhabited. While in the room, the waiter admitted that Strauss-Kahn was suddenly out of the bathroom naked and hunt down and pulled him into bed before trying menggagahinya and forced her to perform oral sex.
"He was attractive waitress who tried to escape it, locked the door, and pushed her onto the bed and tried to shed his desire to be preceded sexual violence," said NYPD spokesman. "He had managed to escape before it pulled back by Strauss-Kahn, who then took off her skirt and return to sexual violence," he added.
The waiter came back trying to escape from the director of the IMF, and this time managed and directly convey what happened to the hotel security personnel. Strauss Kahn then reported in a hurry to leave the hotel so did not realize had left the phone and some personal belongings in the living room.
Strauss-Kahn had previously been rocked by sex scandals. In 2008, Kahn was mired in controversy in connection with the alleged sexual relationship he did with one of his subordinate, Piroska Nagy.
The IMF then hired a law firm to conduct an investigation of the case. However, Strauss-Kahn was finally cleared of allegations of sexual harassment or abuse of authority. While Piroska Nagy has been out of the Fund and then joined with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development