The pilot assaulted his lawyer girlfriend who forgot her gift at the bar.

16.04.2025 15:51

In Brazil, 24-year-old pilot Victor Junqueira committed domestic violence against his 26-year-old girlfriend, lawyer Luciana Sinzimbra. Sinzimbra recorded the incident with a hidden camera at the time it occurred. The footage captured moments of Junqueira slapping, punching, and attempting to choke his girlfriend. Sinzimbra reported the situation to the police, and a restraining order was issued against Junqueira.

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A horrific domestic violence incident in Brazil was captured on camera. A man was recorded by a hidden phone camera placed by the victim, showing moments when he slapped, punched, and attempted to choke his girlfriend during an argument.

24-year-old pilot Victor Junqueira was filmed assaulting his 26-year-old lawyer girlfriend Luciana Sinzimbra after they returned home from spending time with friends at a restaurant in Goiania, Brazil.

In an interview with the TV channel TV Globo G1, Sinzimbra explained that she had forgotten a gift at the bar where she met her friends that night, which angered her boyfriend.

"You don't want to believe that the person you've been with for three years, with whom you've shared your life, would harm you, would try to hit you, or would try to take your life," Sinzimbra said.

The young woman secretly placed her phone in the bedroom to record, fearing that the argument would escalate when they returned home, and pressed the record button.

In the footage, which she stated was published without her permission, Junqueira is seen sitting directly across from his crying girlfriend on the bed.

In the video, the pilot suddenly slaps the young woman in the face and repeatedly hits her legs as she tries to protect herself.

"Stop hitting me," Sinzimbra pleads in the video. "You're hitting me again."

During the fight, Junqueira threatens his girlfriend, saying, "I will hit you more, you have been lying to me all the time."

Later, the man jumps onto the bed, grabs Sinzimbra by the throat, and violently throws her onto the bed.

In an incident reminiscent of cases of violence against women in Turkey, according to the Brazilian press, the victim went to the police station the same day to file a complaint against her boyfriend.

The attacker was not arrested, but while the Goiás Prosecutor's Office in Brazil investigates the case, a restraining order was issued prohibiting the man from contacting the woman.

Junqueira is being prosecuted for "bodily injury," "threat," and "domestic violence." If found guilty, he could face up to four and a half years in prison.

This incident once again highlighted the seriousness of violence against women in Brazil, as it does around the world.