In Nantes, two police officers have taken the unusual step of filing a complaint after being sexually assaulted by a woman they were called to help during an arrest. The incident occurred on Thursday night when the officers responded to a call from a distressed and intoxicated woman seeking assistance in locating her vehicle. Upon their arrival, the woman allegedly touched one officer's genitals and made a sexual proposal, which led to a swift reaction from the officers.

According to police sources, the first officer stepped back in shock and rejected the advance, prompting the woman to attempt similar actions with a second officer. Both officers were unsettled by the incident, as it was an unexpected outcome during what should have been a routine assistive operation. The female suspect, who remains in police custody, now faces charges following this unusual and unsettling encounter.

This incident raises significant issues regarding the safety and respect of police officers while on duty. It also highlights the complexities inherent in encounters involving vulnerable individuals, particularly those under the influence of alcohol. The police response and subsequent media coverage will likely explore deeper social implications, including discussions around the treatment of officers in the line of duty and the interactions with citizens needing help.