Three off-duty Toronto Police Service officers are charged in Spain over an alleged sexual assault incident in Barcelona, according to police and statements reported by multiple Canadian outlets. Barcelona police say the alleged assault occurred on the evening of 13 May in the Ciutat Vella area, involving a taxi journey with a sex worker while the officers were vacationing. Toronto Police Service confirms the officers were arrested and subsequently charged, with a spokesperson saying the allegations are serious but not providing further specifics about the charges. CBC, Global News and the Winnipeg Free Press report that Toronto police do not disclose the precise nature of the allegations or charge wording publicly. The Guardian reports that local police in Catalonia describe the incident as taking place in a taxi and does not add additional factual details about what occurred. The Toronto Star adds that the officers showed badges to local police when detained, and that limited information has been released about the events of 13 May. The case is unfolding while the Toronto Police Service faces broader public scrutiny, and further details are expected as the matter proceeds through the Spanish justice process.