Alfonso Serrano, a key advisor to Isabel Díaz Ayuso, is set to testify as a witness in a case concerning a police document leak from Alcalá de Henares that has stirred controversy. The leak involved a document that was supposedly confidential and was improperly used by Serrano to associate a sexual assault crime with the arrival of migrants from the Canary Islands. This incident has raised serious concerns about the ethical implications of how sensitive police information is handled and disseminated by political actors.

The origins of this controversy stem from Serrano posting a screenshot of the police report on his social media platforms, which linked the crime to immigration. The document was believed to have been leaked to Serrano by Judith Piquet, the mayor of Alcalá de Henares and a fellow member of the PP. This unauthorized dissemination of police reports highlights the potentially damaging influence that politicizing law enforcement communications can have on public perception regarding immigration and crime.

Additionally, this case emerges at a troubling time for Serrano, as he is also under scrutiny for allegedly advising a victim of sexual harassment within the party to delay coming forward with her accusations. The intersection of these issues represents a significant challenge not just for Serrano but also for the PP's broader image in addressing matters of gender and immigration, risking further division among party members and impacting voter sentiment ahead of future elections.