Politics
Police denies judge access to phone in harassment case against commissioner
The reporting officer claims her phone contains evidence of her victim status in the harassment case involving Commissioner Emilio de la Calle.
The police, which has accused Commissioner Emilio de la Calle of sexual and workplace harassment, has denied the judge access to the officer's mobile phone. According to the officer's defense, the phone contains relevant evidence of her status as a victim in this case.
It is noteworthy that the commissioner did not question the authenticity of the recordings in which he can be heard verbally assaulting the officer during his statement. This detail underscores the plight of the complainant in the judicial process.
The refusal to allow access to the mobile phone is a crucial point in this case, which has garnered media attention and sparked discussions about the handling of evidence in workplace and sexual harassment cases.