In Bom Jardim de Minas, Brazil, a woman has accused her ex-boyfriend of invading her garage and setting it on fire following a series of threats directed at her. The incident occurred on Friday, where two cars were parked inside the garage at the time of the arson. The woman managed to save her own vehicle, but the car belonging to a friend was destroyed in the blaze, which was ultimately extinguished by municipal workers with the help of a fire truck.

Prior to the arson, the victim had alerted the police about strange noises and seen a person jumping over the wall of her residence during the night. This series of events culminated in her ex-boyfriend's several attempts to contact her through calls and messages, which she reported were deleted shortly after. Despite initially detaining the suspect, police released him as the arrest was not confirmed by the judicial authority, allowing him to respond to the accusations from outside custody.

This case highlights significant issues regarding domestic violence and the urgent need for legal protection for victims of such threats. The woman's brave actions to alert authorities and save her vehicle illustrate her determination to escape a potentially dangerous situation, reminding the community about the realities of stalking and domestic threats. Furthermore, the implications of the police's handling of this case warrant scrutiny in light of the need for stronger protective measures and support systems for victims of domestic abuse.