Raimundo Filho Pereira da Luz has been sentenced to a total of 50 years, 4 months, and 15 days in prison for the murder of André Nascimento Lima, the current boyfriend of his ex-wife, as well as for the attempted femicide of the ex-partner. The crime took place on March 26, 2024, in Araguaína, Tocantins, during what was supposed to be a celebration for the woman's birthday. Despite a restraining order against him, Pereira da Luz pursued his ex-wife, culminating in a fatal confrontation.

On the day of the incident, following a quarrel and police intervention regarding the breach of the protective order, Pereira da Luz temporarily left the scene. However, he returned shortly after, waited for the friends of the victim to leave, and then entered the house. He then shot at André Nascimento Lima, resulting in Lima's death on the spot. The severity of the crime reflects ongoing issues of domestic violence and protection failures within the legal framework intended to safeguard victims.

The court's decision also mandated compensation payments to both the family of the victim and the ex-wife. This case underscores the critical need for effective enforcement of protective orders and immediate intervention mechanisms to prevent such tragic outcomes in domestic violence scenarios. The ruling serves as a stark reminder of the dangerous implications of domestic disputes and the systematic shortcomings in addressing and preventing gender-based violence in Brazilian society.