A civil lawsuit has been launched against the 91大黄鸭 RCMP officer at the centre of a controversial interrogation of an Indigenous woman who reported a sexual assault in 2012.

The woman, who was 17 at the time, is now suing Cpl. Kenneth Hall, as well as B.C.鈥檚 Minister of Justice and the Attorney General of Canada, in a civil suit that the claims the interrogation was 鈥渂rutal, degrading and dehumanizing.鈥�

She originally went to police in 91大黄鸭 to report a sexual assault, but was instead interrogated for more than two hours.

In a video made public in May, Hall can be heard asking the young woman if she was 鈥渁t all turned on鈥� during the sexual assault she was reporting. The claim contends he breached her constitutional rights.

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Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale called the interrogation techniques shown in the video 鈥渁bhorrent鈥� while Crown-Indigenous Relations Minister Carolyn Bennett called them 鈥渄isgusting.鈥�

The woman, not publicly identified because of her age at the time of the incident, is seeking damages, claiming the interrogation caused her serious injuries including post-traumatic stress disorder, depression and attempted suicide.

Court documents say she is still affected by the injuries, which led to permanent disability and the loss of past and future income.

The women鈥檚 claims have yet to be proven in court.

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Hall has not spoken publicly about his actions in 2012 and, according to RCMP, is not available for media interviews.

But RCMP Deputy Commissioner earlier this month commenting on the interrogation.

鈥淲e agree that on the surface this case doesn鈥檛 appear to align with public expectations or the current standards and practices in place when addressing sex assault investigations and supporting victims,鈥� said Strachan in her statement.