On February 11, a court in Açailândia, Brazil, found Alan de Araújo Santos guilty of several offenses committed during an assault on Elza Costa da Silva. The case was presided over by Judge Euclides Ribeiro Arruda in the 1st Criminal Court. Santos received a sentence of two years, three months, and ten days in prison, supplemented by an additional year and three months of detention. The attack occurred on May 12, 2024, during an attempted break-in at the victim's home in the Jacu neighborhood. Santos allegedly fired a homemade shotgun, injuring Silva with shrapnel. The severity of the crime heightened public concern about safety in the area and brought attention to issues regarding domestic violence and criminal behavior in Brazil. The background investigation also revealed that just two days prior to the attack, Santos had threatened another individual, Alex Lima Silva, while armed, suggesting a pattern of violent behavior. This conviction may lead to increased scrutiny of local law enforcement's response to similar incidents in the future and highlight the need for better protective measures for potential victims of such violence.