On Women's Day, March 8, a man was arrested in Presidente Epitácio, São Paulo, for allegedly assaulting his partner. The military police responded to a call and found the suspect outside while the victim took refuge at a neighbor's house. Upon arrival, the police noticed the victim had multiple bruises, indicating physical violence. Additionally, they discovered that the front gate of the victim's home had been ripped off and thrown into the street, and the windows of a vehicle parked in the garage were also shattered.

The police recorded the incident as a case of domestic violence, bodily injury, threats, and property damage. This case shines a light on ongoing issues of domestic violence, particularly during notable dates like Women's Day, which are meant to celebrate women but also serve as reminders of the struggles some face at home. Local authorities emphasized the need for a robust response to such incidents to protect victims and discourage violence.

In a related incident, in Presidente Prudente, police were involved in another domestic dispute where they were informed of a firearm belonging to one of the partners. The situation underscores the serious nature of domestic violence in the region, often with escalation to potential lethality when firearms are involved. These events highlight the critical need for preventative measures and support systems for victims of domestic violence in Brazil.