Overview
- The investigation follows a complaint by a Colombian family who say they worked in the couple’s Yvelines residence from September 2024 to November 2025 without contracts or residency permits.
- The family alleges they handled cleaning, cooking, childcare and security for 72 to 84 hours per week, with cash payments of about €2,000 a month and no rest days or social security registration.
- The complaint claims the use of false Spanish documents and the signing of confidentiality agreements in February 2025 despite no formal employment relationship.
- An incident described from December 2024 includes an attempted robbery involving weapons, after which police seized a legally registered firearm belonging to the couple that was later returned.
- Lucas Hernández and his wife, Victoria Triay, deny malicious intent, say they were manipulated, and assert they believed the family was regularizing its status, while prosecutors confirm no judicial resolution has been reached.