During a Carnival celebration in Brasília, a man named Rodrigo Martins was racially assaulted, prompting him to report the incident to the District Federal Civil Police. The incident occurred at the "Concentra Mas Não Sai" block party when Martins asked a woman to not pass through his group, stating it would be difficult. Instead of complying, the woman, identified as Renata Nery Ribeiro, a Federal Police officer, allegedly became aggressive.

Witnesses reported that Ribeiro physically assaulted an elderly man, pushing him and nearly causing him to fall from his seat. As the situation escalated, Martins' wife and the elderly man's wife attempted to restrain her. Subsequently, Ribeiro was apprehended at the scene and is currently under custody, awaiting a hearing. The case highlights ongoing issues related to racism and violence in public spaces, especially during festive occasions like Carnival.

This incident raises significant concerns regarding the behavior of law enforcement officials and the prevalence of racial violence in Brazil. It mirrors broader societal issues where racism remains a persistent problem, emphasizing the need for ongoing dialogue and action against such conduct, especially in environments supposedly meant for celebration and inclusivity.