A police officer has reached out to the lawyer representing the inspector who reported José Ángel González, the former head of the National Police, for rape. She began the communication with the phrase, 'Hello, I am also a victim of the DAO,' indicating that her own experiences of victimization occurred in similar circumstances. This adds a significant dimension to the ongoing allegations against González, marking this as a serious issue within the National Police force.

This is the second woman to come forward with claims against González, who was the Deputy Operational Director of the National Police and a close associate of Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska. The report raises critical questions about the culture of accountability and the handling of such serious allegations within the police force. The minister had previously supported González's continued position, complicating the narrative further as public scrutiny increases.

As the situation unfolds, there remains uncertainty regarding whether formal charges will be filed against González once again. The implications of multiple allegations against a high-ranking police official may ignite broader discussions about reforms and the treatment of victims within law enforcement. This situation could potentially lead to significant changes in the National Police, depending on how the authorities decide to respond to these claims.