The National Court investigates a police commissioner for harassing a subordinate at the Embassy in India

The judge of the National Court Francisco de Jorge has imposed the head of the Interior Ministry of the Embassy of Spain in India the prohibition of communicating by any means with the sub -inspector who has complained against him for crimes of harassment, workplace harassment, injuries, threats, sexual assault, crimes against intimacy and sexual harassment. The commissioner has appeared this Thursday before the magistrate but has accepted his right not to declare, reports Europa Press.

In a car, the magistrate explains that the possible risk in this case is limited to the aggravation of the psychic damage of the sub -inspector for the possible attempts of the investigated that it modifies or withdraws his complaint to avoid damage, making even worth even an emotional blackmail appealing to a misunderstood camaraderie between members of the police.

At the moment, the judge warns, there is no other risk since the commissioner has been suspended from his functions. Both the complainant and the Prosecutor's Office had requested, in addition to the prohibition of communication, the prohibition of approaching less than 500 meters, to their places of residence and work, both in India and in Spain.

The head of the Central Court of Instruction one analyzes the facts that appear in the complaint and concludes that they are persecutable both in India and Spain. In relation to a kiss on the unseeled lips given by the commissioner to the sub -inspector, the magistrate explains that the crime of aggression would have been committed outside the embassy while the rest of the crimes would have been committed inside the diplomatic legation and would appear as intimately related to the exercise of the head of the Ministry of Interior of the Embassy of Spain in India in India, of which the Question He was a boss and the complainant, personnel directly at his orders.

For the instructor, the crime of sexual aggression in the less serious modality of the basic type of article 178 of the Spanish Criminal Code would also appear as a crime in the Criminal Code of India of 2023. Therefore, the judge adds that, in this case, the requirement of the indications of crime and that of the typicality in both countries.