NEW YORK (Reuters) - On the afternoon of May 14, moments after authorities pulled Dominique Strauss-Kahn off an Air France flight on suspicion that he had tried to rape a hotel maid, the former International Monetary Fund chief pulled rank.
"I have diplomatic immunity," he told police, and asked to speak with the French consulate, according to court papers.
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