A woman who attempted to commit suicide after the police failed to act speedily into an allegation of rape, has gained support from Red Thread Organisation.The group staged a picketing exercise on her behalf yesterday afternoon outside the Ministry of Home Affairs, Brickdam, in solidarity with the woman.According to a member of Red Thread, the woman should have never been charged since she was in a very depressed state. “The woman was raped and the police did not act quickly which caused her to become frustrated.”The member said that the legal system had failed the woman who is a mother of six. Another said that police should have shown more interest because of the nature of the case. The member further noted that the police did not even take into consideration the woman’s mental health when they decided to institute the charge.“They did not even take the woman’s mental health into consideration. She was just raped. How could they put the stress of a trial on her?”Red Thread would continue the picketing exercise until the charge is dropped,Wholesale China Jerseys, an organiser said.? The mother of six was placed on $30,000 bail after she appeared before Magistrate Nyasha Williams-Hatmin at the Vreed-en-Hoop Magistrate’s Court.The man,NFL Jerseys From China, Intacam Santool,Cheap Jerseys NFL China, who allegedly raped her was charged and remanded to prison. Santool, called ‘David’, 40, of 1857 Parfait Harmonie,Cheap Jerseys Free Shipping, West Bank Demerara was not required to plead to the indictable offence of rape.The allegation was that on November 25,Cheap Jerseys From China,last, at Parfait Harmonie, Santool had carnal knowledge of the female without her consent.The woman claims that she had reported the matter on the day it occurred and the police promised to deal with it but didn’t.She said that she became frustrated and not knowing what to do,Wholesale NFL Jerseys Online, she drank poison the following day.The woman said that she was taken to the Georgetown Public Hospital where she was admitted.It was during her hospitalisation the social worker informed her that she would have been charged.