The complaint, accompanied by documentation, indicates that the events could constitute a criminal offense. The Prosecutor's Office has forwarded the case to the relevant prosecutor for investigation, after verifying if any prior judicial proceedings already exist.
The submitted document does not confirm the opening of a criminal investigation nor attributes any responsibility to any entity or person. The order diligence document, dated March 2, 2026, confirms the receipt of the complaint and points to a possible criminal offense, although the complaint was pending admission for processing at that time.
Sources from the Alcàsser City Council have stated they have no record of the complaint and deny that the potential discharges originate from the municipality. They maintain that, if they have occurred, they could stem from private properties. They also recall that the City Council approved a specific ordinance to act in such situations, which led to the closure of two companies.
It will now be the Prosecutor's Office that determines, after analyzing all the information, whether to admit the complaint and if further action is warranted.
