On Friday, a 33-year-old woman was brutally beaten by two men in Araçatuba, São Paulo, as she walked along Avenida 2 de Dezembro. The assault was severe enough that the victim lost consciousness during the attack. Despite her injuries, she managed to call for help from bystanders who assisted her until medical personnel arrived. At the hospital, she was treated for injuries to her skull and chest.

The incident was reported to the local police, and it has been noted that the woman has an active restraining order against her ex-husband, with whom she is involved in an ongoing legal case concerning sexual abuse. Police are currently investigating the possibility that the assault could be related to her history of domestic abuse, indicating a potential pattern of violence that could be linked to her past experiences. This adds a concerning dimension to the case, as it suggests that the attack may not have been random.

As of now, the assailants have not been apprehended, and their identities remain unknown. This case highlights ongoing issues of gender-based violence in Brazil and raises questions about the effectiveness of protective measures for victims of domestic violence. The situation surrounding the victim’s previous experiences underscores the urgent need for improved safety protocols and community support for individuals facing similar threats.