Luciene Naves Correia, a 51-year-old teacher, was tragically shot and killed in her home in the Osmar Cabral neighborhood of Cuiabá. The main suspect in her murder is her ex-husband, Paulo Neves Bispo, 61, against whom she had an active protective order. Reports indicate that the incident occurred while she was having breakfast, as Bispo jumped over the wall and entered her home, fatally shooting her. Disturbingly, after the murder, he also attempted to attack their daughter, who managed to lock herself in a room and was unharmed.

Following the terrifying attack, Paulo attempted to flee the scene but was pursued by local residents and eventually led to the Jardim Liberdade neighborhood. During this pursuit, an off-duty military policeman intervened and shot Bispo from behind, resulting in his death at the scene. This incident highlights the escalation of domestic violence and the tragic consequences it can lead to, even drawing in law enforcement in unexpected ways.

This case raises significant concerns about the effectiveness of protective orders in preventing such heinous acts of violence. It also underscores the dangers faced by individuals in domestic situations, particularly when there is a history of abuse. The involvement of the police in this incident further complicates the narrative, prompting discussions about the appropriate responses to domestic disturbances and the responsibilities of bystanders when witnessing acts of violence.