In an alarming incident that underscores safety issues on public transportation in Brazil, a passenger was stabbed during a robbery on bus line 026 in Manaus. The event occurred on the night of October 10 when the bus was empty apart from the driver, the victim, and the assailant. Surveillance footage captured the dramatic moments leading up to the stabbing, showing the attacker moving from his seat to sit beside the victim before a struggle ensued. The driver of the bus, despite witnessing the altercation, did not stop the vehicle to assist the victim but instead slowed down and opened the doors. This raises concerns over the protocol followed by bus drivers during violent incidents, which may jeopardize passengers’ safety. According to local authorities, the robbery escalated quickly as the suspect attempted to steal the victim's cellphone, leading to the violent confrontation. Local police, represented by Delegate Charles Araújo of the Núcleo de Repressão a Roubos no Transporte Coletivo e Rotas do Polo Industrial de Manaus, emphasized the need for improved safety measures in public transportation. With crime on buses becoming an increasingly prevalent issue, this incident could prompt discussions regarding policing and security upgrades within the public transit system, as well as increased awareness and precautionary measures for commuters in Manaus.