In a troubling incident on Wednesday, a 38-year-old man ran over a 24-year-old woman after an argument at a bar in Amajari, located in Northern Roraima, Brazil. The altercation occurred late at night while both individuals were drinking, resulting in a conflict that ended violently. Following the fight, the man left the bar in a vehicle, during which he struck the woman as he drove away.

The local police were alerted by the victim herself, who reported the incident after the man fled. Upon their arrival at her home, law enforcement observed evident injuries on her body, specifically on the back of her right leg, consistent with having been run over. They also visited the bar to interview a witness who corroborated the victim's account, confirming both the quarrel and the subsequent vehicular assault as the suspect departed.

Despite the immediate response from law enforcement, efforts to track down the suspect were unsuccessful, and he remains at large. As investigations continue, the police have not yet identified the vehicle involved in this hit-and-run incident. This raises concerns over public safety and accountability, highlighting the need for improved measures to handle such violent confrontations in social settings, particularly in light of domestic violence issues prevalent in many regions.