On the night of Monday, October 16, a woman was arrested in the act for racial slander following a chaotic incident at the Emergency Care Unit in Glória, Vila Velha, near Vitória. The woman had arrived at the healthcare facility accompanied by the Fire Department, but the circumstances that necessitated her medical attention remain unclear. Upon her arrival, she reportedly began to create a scene and claimed to have been a victim of theft within the unit.

Witness accounts and reports from the Municipal Guard indicate that the situation escalated quickly. The woman aimed derogatory and racially charged insults at the municipal guards by referring to them as "monkeys" in a racially discriminatory manner. This prompted the guards to intervene to manage the disturbance, highlighting the tensions that can arise in emergency healthcare settings, particularly when combined with allegations of theft and racial insults.

Authorities mentioned that, after their investigation, they found no evidence supporting her theft claim. Consequently, the woman was taken to the Vila Velha Regional Police Station, where she continued to display disruptive behavior, including further offenses against police officers. This incident sheds light on the complex interactions between mental health, racial tensions, and emergency response in Brazil's healthcare system.