A man kidnaps his ex-wife, kills her boyfriend today and kidnaps her 4-year-old son in MT | New

Larícia's family stopped at a station on Saturday (29), while he was leaving for a trip. As soon as she got in the car, a man came and shot his boyfriend. Later, he forced her to get into his car, came back and shot twice more than Roberto Lemos dos Santos, 50, who had died at the time. The shooter is José Antônio de Assis, ex-husband of Larícia.

"He already fired the gun to shoot, the time that I saw was still trying to ride, so he already fired, he shot me in the hair and took me to I left without even being able to look back, without even being able to give help.I thought of my children who were inside the car, "said the woman Reyes business.

Shortly after the shots, one of the boys in the car ran out. Neither he nor his brother, the children of another Home's relationship, were hurt. She says she has traveled inside the car for more than 400 kilometers.

José Antonio released the ex-wife to Pontes and Lacerda, but according to Larícia, he reportedly abducted their son, Hector de Assis, who was four years old.

Larícia and José Antonio separated in July after five years of marriage. She says her ex-husband did not accept the breakup and that he kidnapped her, beat her up and raped her in November. The court ordered a protective measure forbidding José Antonio to approach his ex-wife.

"I was cursing, I was totally in love, how could the love that I had for him be finished?" It was not possible, but I had to give him this opportunity, "says Larícia.

Larícia registered the complaint in the center of Flagrantes who is on call this holiday. The police station for women in Cuiabá is closed, pausing by the New Year. The specialized crime team will only investigate the investigation on January 2, the date of the reopening of the police station and the marking of the victim.

Mato Grosso is the second most violent state for women. Between January and August 2018 alone, the justice of the peace ordered nearly 6,000 protective measures. From January to October, there were 66 feminicides.

The state has seven police stations for women, two in the metropolitan area of ​​the capital. But they work only days and hours.

"It is a contradiction that police stations are closed on weekends, holidays and at night, as this is the period when crimes are most often committed." This gives the impression that violence against women is a minor crime, that it will not be punished, that it can be relieved, and this is not the case, "said the president of Mato Grosso Women's Rights Council, Glaucia Rodrigues do Amaral.