New Sex Allegations Against Dominique Strauss-Kahn PARIS - Investigators are examining accusations that Dominique Strauss-Kahn, the former chief of the International Monetary Fund, may have been involved in a rape at a Washington hotel in 2010, a spokesperson at the prosecutor's office in the northern city of Lille said on Friday. Mr. Strauss-Kahn was charged last month with "aggravated procurement in an organized gang," the legal term for pimping, over his alleged involvement in a prostitution ring that was centered in Lille. The prosecutor's spokesperson said investigators had submitted new evidence alleging that Mr. Strauss-Kahn may have sexually assaulted a Belgian prostitute at a sex party organized at the W Hotel in Washington in December 2010. According to the newspaper Libération, the investigator based the request on testimony from two Belgian prostitutes who participated in the sex party. One of them told police officers that she had been subjected to "certain sexual acts without her consent," according to Libération. The prosecutors will evaluate the evidence before deciding whether to file charges.