Political and union representatives in Alcalá are pressing for the immediate removal of Luis Antonio Moreno, the chief of the Municipal Police, following allegations of sexual assault and workplace harassment. This demand comes in light of an ongoing investigation by the Violence Against Women court in Torrejón de Ardoz, which is examining reports made by a local police officer and a janitor. Both individuals have accused Moreno of inappropriate conduct, including claims that he boasted about sexual encounters with the officer in front of colleagues.

The opposition, comprising of the Socialist Municipal Group and Más Madrid Alcalá, along with various unions such as CPPM, UGT, and CGT, has united in its stance that Moreno's position is untenable amidst serious allegations and an active judicial inquiry. They argue that it is inappropriate for the leader of a police force to remain in office while being investigated for such severe accusations that touch upon the integrity and safety of department personnel.

The situation highlights broader concerns regarding workplace culture within police departments, especially in terms of how allegations of harassment are handled. The pressure from political groups and unions seeks not only immediate action against Moreno but also aims to promote a safer environment for all employees within the police force, ensuring accountability and ethical standards in law enforcement roles.