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Convicted National Police Who Conducted 3,889 Consultations on Women in Databases
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Subcommissioned officer Julián Márquez, 27, was sentenced to three years' suspended imprisonment, 10 years' disqualification from holding public office and a fine of 5 million pesos for an irregular operation carried out in December 2024 in the Republic of La Sexta neighborhood. Judge Verónica Lamas González found him guilty for illegal search, abusive deprivation of liberty, coercive threats, non-compliance with the duties of a public official,…
Confirmation of the sentence by the Supreme Court Details of the conviction and penalties Functions and fate of the agent Undue access to police databases Disobserved patterns of conduct Knowledge of women's personal data Interest by background and neighborhood reviews Consultations on women offering sexual services Consultations of gender violence reports Valuation of the Provincial Court of Valencia Appeal in cassation and response of the Supr…
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