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Traffic accidents are one of the main causes of violent deaths in Brazil, especially on local roads with less safety infrastructure.
A collision between two cars caused at least two deaths this Wednesday afternoon (7) on the Plínio Castro Prado local road, between Pontal (SP) and the district of Cândia.
The crash happened around 2:50 p.m. The victims were trapped in the wreckage and Fire Department teams were sent to the scene to help the victims.

Marcos, a civil firefighter, killed Bruno Hashimura San Juliano, a 23-year-old medical student, with four shots after a traffic dispute in Taubaté on September 30. He was preventively arrested and denounced by the SP MP for qualified homicide with futile motivation and use of a resource that made it difficult to defend the victim. The defense claims self-defense.

According to the Military Police, a man tried to burn down his ex-partner's residence after the relationship ended, spreading gasoline on the property and on the woman, who fled and suffered irritation to her eyes and back. The suspect stole the victim's cell phone and personal documents before fleeing; mother and seven-year-old daughter were taken to safety.

Christa Pike, sentenced to death in Tennessee for killing her classmate in 1995, regained consciousness after surviving two lethal injections during an execution. Her lawyer said she is 'angry and confused' and that lawyers have asked for evidence to be preserved and for more information about what went wrong in the proceedings.

The Civil Police of Minas Gerais launched the 'Boleto Fantasma' operation to investigate the diversion of approximately R$5.6 million in municipal taxes from Governador Valadares. Four search warrants were executed in Belo Horizonte, Nova Lima and Contagem, blocking assets and suspending the activities of the investigated institution. The city hall states that the contracts with Nobe Software were signed by the previous management, which ended in 2024.

Lieutenant Colonel Luiz Augusto Normanha de Carvalho was arrested on suspicion of receiving R$286,000 to cover up an armed militia in western Bahia. The officer, already dismissed from his position at a military college, allegedly facilitated the group's actions in land conflicts.

The Rondônia Public Ministry charged four individuals with involvement in private militias in areas of agrarian conflict and money laundering. The action stems from Operation Labyrinth of Bronze, which seized more than 30 million reais worth of goods.