The Torrejón de Ardoz Court of Violence against Women has summoned Luis Antonio Moreno Pascual, the ex-chief of the Local Police of Torrejón, as an accused in a case involving serious allegations including gender-based violence, sexual assault, workplace harassment, insults, defamation, and slander. This investigation follows complaints made by a local officer and a janitor, who have accused Moreno of inappropriate conduct, claiming he boasted about his sexual relationships with the officer in front of other police personnel.

The case has garnered considerable attention, particularly since Moreno currently leads the police department in Alcalá de Henares. Furthermore, the political implications are significant, as the PSOE party has demanded explanations from the mayor of Alcalá after the harassment claims emerged, while Más Madrid has called for his precautionary suspension from duties. This indicates a possible political fallout as the allegations suggest a serious disregard for workplace ethics and the safety of employees.

The investigation is an important step in addressing issues of gender-based violence and harassment within law enforcement, highlighting the ongoing challenges women face in male-dominated environments. It marks a critical moment in the fight for accountability and transparency in police conduct, and could lead to reforms in how such cases are handled within the system.