Getafe Police drug tests declared 'non-operational' in official report
An official report questions the controversial drug tests used by Getafe Police, describing them as 'non-operational'. ABC reports on the document's conclusions.
Getafe Police drug tests under official scrutiny
Google News ES — Crime (es) reports that an official document has called into question the controversial drug tests used by the Local Police of Getafe, concluding that they "are not operational".
The document, as published by ABC, evaluates the validity of the tests used by the police force in the Madrid municipality to detect the use of narcotic substances. The central conclusion of the report is that these tests do not meet the necessary standards to be considered functionally valid.
The controversy surrounding these tests had been generating debate about their reliability and the consequences that their results could have for those affected. The report would provide documentary support for doubts already raised previously.
For the moment, neither Getafe Town Council nor the Local Police have issued a public statement in response to the conclusions contained in the document.
Source: Google News ES — Crime (es)