However, FSI spokesperson Abigail Marrero did point out that the test was not conclusive. Nevertheless, during an on-air interview of the incident at San Juan's Channel 4 WAPA-TV, Police Superintendent Pedro Toledo stated that he would look into what he called false accusations as well as the possibility of pressing perjury charges.
The initial statement was challenged by FSI representative Abigail Marrero, who maintained that the test results were not conclusive. In contrast, Police Superintendent Pedro Toledo acknowledged during a TV interview about the incident on WAPA-TV that he would investigate claims of false accusations and potential cases of perjury charges.