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The story is picked up by the Cerosetenta portal and by Noticias Uno, about a situation that would have happened on September 13, days after the death of the law student Javier Ordóñez and in the midst of the protests against the abuse of authority and the excesses that occurred in the capital as a result of said death.
According to those media, The student traveled through the traditional Bogota neighborhood capturing images for a photojournalism job and, in the middle of his walk, he stopped in front of the station to take a photo of some police shields leaning against a wall.
After taking the picture, three officers, two men and a woman, approached her and surrounded herCerosetenta explained.
“They began to surround me, to surround me, and they circled around me, speaking rapidly, with intimidating words,” the young woman expressed to the university environment.
After insulting her on the street, he added that website, They made her enter the station, asked for documents, “threatened her. They branded her a guerrilla, a vandal, a terrorist. They demanded a search “.
Then, the news portal continued, to the young they took her to a bathroom at the station, where a police officer ordered her to remove her blouse and pants and then “In an even more threatening attitude” he demanded that he undress completely.
Already naked and in the midst of screams and threats, added Cerosetenta, to the student they forced her to squat, shake her clothes, circle her shoes and, finally, they ordered him to get dressed and leave the place.
“I was shaking, crying, with anger and fear, so much that I couldn’t even dress myself. The agent looked at me intimidatingly, as if she enjoyed what was happening, “said the young woman in the middle.
“Never in my life have I felt such a great humiliation. I have never felt something so degrading against me ”, he added in his story to Noticias Uno, a medium that emphasized that this situation corresponds to a case of “sexual violence.”
According to the news, the other policemen who were at that station forced her to sign a blank piece of paper, something to which she refused and after which she was finally able to leave those facilities.
After this episode, the newscast specified, the university student left Bogotá expressing concern for their safety.
“I have a week without sleep. I have nightmares about it ”, The young woman expressed in the media about the consequences that, she said, were left to her after the situation she denounces.
Student filed a criminal complaint with the Public Prosecutor’s Office against the policemen of the La Macarena Station for torture, degrading treatment and sexual violenceCerosetenta concluded in the article signed by the journalist María Fernanda Fitzgerald, who on September 13 He had reported this case through his personal Twitter account.
To said trill responded at the time the Secretariat of Women of Bogotá, which described what happened as a “serious” event and offered legal guidance to the victim.
Hello @MarFFitzgerald! What happened is very serious. We would like to contact the victim from our #Purepline to provide you with our legal guidance. Could you send us your contact information? We look forward to your answer by DM. Thank you!
– Secretariat for Women (@secredistmujer) September 14, 2020
This is the video from Noticias Uno with the complaint of the young student:
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