A municipal guard in Mogi das Cruzes, Brazil, was attacked by a pit bull while attending a call regarding a protective order violation. The incident occurred after a woman reported that her ex-husband had threatened her life and taken their child from her arms. When the civil guard team arrived at the suspect's residence in Parque Olímpico, they attempted to enforce the protective order in place after confirming its validity.

Upon their arrival, the suspect initially engaged with the guards but then attempted to retreat and lock the gate, prompting intervention from the officers. As the situation escalated, the suspect's brother released a pit bull, which was encouraged to attack the guards. One guard sustained a bite on the hand, and in response, one of the team members shot at the dog, which then released the injured guard. This incident highlights the dangers municipal guards face while enforcing protective measures in potentially volatile situations.

The event raises questions about the need for better safety protocols and training for law enforcement agencies when dealing with domestic violence situations, especially those involving aggressive pets. Local authorities may need to review their response strategies and community safety initiatives to better protect both the public and emergency responders in similar scenarios.