In Montes Claros, Brazil, a city hall service provider was arrested after a series of violent incidents against his partner. The 59-year-old man allegedly bit his 53-year-old partner during an altercation on Thursday, and when she returned to the house a day later to retrieve her belongings, he physically attacked her again, this time punching her in the face. The victim sustained injuries to her lips and mouth, prompting her to seek help from the police.

Following the victim's report, the Minas Gerais Civil Police acted quickly, conducting investigations that led to the identification and apprehension of the suspect. His arrest was made in flagrante, which indicates the police caught him in the act of committing the crime. Although the perpetrator's name has not been disclosed, the case has drawn attention to issues of domestic violence in the region and highlights the legal responses to such incidents.

This incident underscores the real and ongoing challenge of domestic violence in Brazil, where many cases go unreported. Authorities are emphasizing the importance of reporting such acts to ensure justice and support for victims. The outcome of this case may serve as a significant reference point for future interventions by the police and support organizations dealing with domestic abuse in Brazil.