Dominique Strauss-Kahn could face gang rape charges after US hotel orgy "I refused saying no, I don't want to...I clearly said I didn't want to several times, out loud," she reportedly told the judges. She said three of Mr Strauss-Kahn's friends who were present did nothing to intervene. In fact, one colleague, grabbed her hands, she alleged. She did not choose to file a legal complaint against Mr Strauss-Kahn, but added: "I found DSK was a nasty piece of work as he didn't know how to respect the other person...I believe he is capable of being violent (with others) ." He denies any wrongdoing and insists he thought all the women he had sex with in such sessions were libertarians like him. "There was no brutal relations, no degraded view of women and no violence," he told judges on March 26. The Lille prosecutor now has three options: launch a preliminary or formal inquiry, or decide that there are insufficient details to do so unless the woman files for charges, which she could do after Sunday's presidential elections. Fellow escort girl Aurélie D, 26, who was present at the scene, was less categorical about whether Marie-Anne S. had resisted Mr Strauss-Kahn, saying: "I saw on her face that she didn't like it. I told DSK to stop. She added: "I didn't hear her say no. If she didn't want to and if she had shouted, I would have heard it and intervened. But she later qualified that statement by saying it was also possible she did not hear her. The new development comes after a judge on Monday dismissed Mr Strauss-Kahn's claims of diplomatic immunity over the alleged sexual assault of a hotel maid in New York. The civil lawsuit, filed by Nafissatou Diallo, can now proceed to trial. Mr Strauss-Kahn had criminal charges against him for the same offence dropped last year.