Two policemen arrested 'for r@ping mother while she was in custody at court'

Two French police officers have been arrested for allegedly r@ping a young woman while she was in custody at a court.  The woman who accused the two officers said the alleged ass@ult took place overnight Tuesday to Wednesday in Bobigny, a town north of Paris, prosecutor Eric Mathais said on Thursday.  Earlier Wednesday, the woman had been brought before the Bobigny public prosecutor's office for 'acts of parental neglect', he added.  The woman is 26, while the two accused officers - who 'have not been police officers for long' - are 23 and 35, according to a source close to the case, who spoke on condition of anonymity.  France's internal police investigation service, the IGPN, is looking into the case.  France has been rocked by a series of high-profile r@pe cases in recent months that has sparked a debate about consent.  Its parliament on Wednesday adopted a bill defining r@pe as any non-consensual sxual act, a vote hailed by supporters as a move from 'a culture of r@pe to a culture of consent'.