The situation of the national police officers deployed to Mallorca from Valencia continues to generate controversy. The Jupol union has reported that several officers from the Police Intervention Unit (UIP), on secondment to Palma, were forced to pay up to 700 euros in advance to remain in a hotel, after the Ministry of the Interior only paid an advance for 11 of the 18 planned nights. According to the union, the lack of solutions from the administration has put the officers assigned to reinforce summer security in a critical situation, a situation they consider "shameful."

The Amic Horizonte Hotel in Palma, where the ten National Police officers who were transferred to Mallorca from Valencia were staying until Monday, did not evict them for being unable to pay for their stay, according to the hotel and the Jupol union. "It is absolutely false that any National Police officers have been evicted from our establishment. No officer has been evicted or forced to leave our facilities," the hotel explained in a statement, blaming Jupol for spreading the misinformation.

A dozen National Police officers deployed to Mallorca from Valencia were left without accommodation this Monday due to the lack of response from the General Directorate of Police, according to the Jupol (Police Justice) union, the largest union in the National Police force.