In the Gironde region of France, three men are under formal investigation for allegedly drugging, sexually assaulting, and filming a 16-year-old girl. The men, including two who are minors, were detained on Friday, September 25, following reports that they filmed themselves sexually assaulting the girl after drugging her without her knowledge. Information about the case was obtained from the Libourne prosecutor’s office and confirmed by the newspaper Sud Ouest. Prosecutor Loïs Raschel stated that the investigation focuses on several serious charges, including "group rape," "administering a substance to a person without their knowledge to alter their judgment or control of their actions to commit a rape or sexual assault," "recording images of a minor for pornographic purposes," and "disseminating images of a minor with a pornographic character." These charges reflect the severity of the alleged actions and the potential legal consequences for the individuals involved. According to the information provided by the prosecutor, the three suspects are believed to have sexually assaulted the girl in June of last year in Saint-Seurin-sur-l'Isle. They are alleged to have drugged her before the assault and then filmed the incident. The investigation was initiated after the victim filed a formal complaint, and it has been handled by the gendarmerie, the military police force responsible for law enforcement in rural areas of France. The case has drawn attention due to the nature of the alleged crimes and the involvement of minors. Legal proceedings are ongoing, and the individuals under investigation remain in provisional detention as requested by the prosecutor. The case highlights concerns about the exploitation of minors and the use of technology to record and share such crimes, which can have long-lasting psychological and legal repercussions for the victims.