A woman pursued in nightclub for sexual assault transmitted live

Jasmine Eiland has sued a popular nightclub in Atlanta, USA, for negligence. The 30-year-old woman denounced Monday that she had been badually badaulted on the spot and that, to prove it, she had a recording made through the Facebook Live video transmission tool.

The place where the events would have occurred is the Atlanta Opera House. Eiland sued its owners and security personnel, his lawyer said Tuesday.

The Fulton County Court record indicates that the club did not have adequate security that night in January when Eiland reported being badually badaulted on the dance floor and again in a secluded, closed area. public.

"Something like that should not happen in a nightclub," said the plaintiff's attorney, L. Chris Stewart, adding that interviews with former employees and those present were proof that the safety of the club was insufficient. "It's really a situation in which they prefer profits to protection," said the lawyer.

Eiland, who lives in Illinois, went to Opera Jan. 19 for a concert of hip-hop singer August Alsina. She broadcast live while she was dancing, then we saw her asking for help to drag the words, screaming "that some help" and " stop "with the tears running down her face as she continued to record and publish the video in real time.

A few days later, Opera Atlanta issued a statement in which it stated that the club had provided the police with "whatever was requested" and that it would support the investigation in any way possible.

Dominique Williams is the person accused of practicing aggravated sodomy during the alleged attack on Eiland. She was locked up in Fulton County Prison on January 29th.