In Porto Alegre, a man has been arrested for not complying with a court order to install an electronic ankle bracelet. This order was part of a protective measure granted to his ex-wife, who has reported experiencing fear and harassment for over two years due to his behavior. She has detailed a troubling history of constant stalking and threats made by the accused, which have required her to request protective measures multiple times to ensure her safety and that of her children.

The ex-wife, who has lived in fear, claims that she has had to move nine times to escape the aggression, each time finding her location compromised by the husband's pursuit. Despite her numerous requests for protective actions, the police noted that only three formal measures had been granted. The lack of effective enforcement of protective measures raises critical issues concerning victim safety and the judicial system's response to domestic violence.

Family violence remains a pressing issue in Brazil, with survivors often facing systemic barriers in securing safety and justice. In this case, the challenges faced by the victim highlight the importance of robust legal protections and enforcement mechanisms for individuals fleeing violent relationships, as well as the urgent need for awareness and reform in addressing domestic abuse and its aftermath in Brazilian society.