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Cases of femicide in Acre showed growth in 2025, reversing the fall trend observed since 2022. Data from the State Civil Police show that by August this year, seven femicides have been registered, near the total of 2024, when there were eight occurrences throughout the year.
Data point out femicide growth in Acre in 2025 | Photo: Illustrative
According to the historical series (2015-2025), the state had gradually reduced the rates since 2022, when nine femicides were accounted for. However, in 2025, the numbers rose again, indicating the risk of the year overcoming the 2024 mark. The current rate is 0.84 cases per 100,000 inhabitants, against 0.95 by 2024 and 1.08 in 2022.
Between January and August 2025, there were peaks in June and August, when two cases occurred each month. Already in 2024, the pattern was more dispersed, with femicides distributed in different periods of the year. This behavior indicates that even in a partial cut, 2025 already has a higher intensity of records at short intervals.
Another relevant data is the number of attempts at femicide. In 2024, there were 53 occurrences, representing a rate of 6.39 per 100 thousand inhabitants. By 2025, until August, there were 39 cases, which corresponds to 4.70 per 100,000 inhabitants.
Ionara case
Among the latest cases of femicide recorded this year is the death of Ionara da Silva Nazaré, 29, murdered by his husband, the 2nd retired lieutenant of the Acre Military Police, Reginaldo de Freitas Rodrigues, 56, with three shots last Saturday (27), inside the residence.
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According to information from the investigation, Ionara was murdered indoors, in front of the couple’s two daughters, 3 and 7. Witnesses reported that before the shooting there was a discussion between the two. The military used a .40 caliber pistol to commit the crime and then fled the scene. He was arrested on Monday (30).
Residents of the region said they saw the suspect walking on a public road with the gun in hand right after the murder. The Mobile Emergency Care Service (Samu) was triggered, but when it arrived at the residence the victim no longer had vital signs. The body was removed by the Forensic Medical Institute (IML).
