Nurse and former queen of the Rio Branco carnival denounces attempted femicide "God gave me a second chance at life. I saw death up close. My 9-year-old son saved my life. I suffered a hanging until I lost consciousness [...] my son heard me. Thanks to him, I'm alive." This report is from the nurse and former queen of Rio Branco's carnival, Érica Oliveira, aged 30, who made a video public on social media in which she describes being a victim of domestic violence, allegedly committed by her ex-husband with whom she had a relationship for 16 years. The suspect's identity was not revealed. (See the video above) ? Join the g1 AC channel on WhatsApp The deputy delegate of the Specialized Police Station for Women's Assistance (Deam), Kelcinaira da Costa, informed at a press conference that the case is being investigated and that the suspect has already been notified to give a statement. "She came to the police station [after the attack], registered a police report, was interviewed and received a guide for a physical injury examination. On the same day, the request for a protective measure was forwarded to the Judiciary. Now we await the interrogation of the perpetrator", he explained. READ MORE: Former first lady of AC city denounces mayor for physical and psychological attacks: 'I feared for my life' Woman survives attack by partner after managing to take shelter in vehicle in Acre Man tries to kill partner with knife blows and escapes after crime in Rio Branco According to the delegate, the police investigation must be completed within 30 days. "We start by listening to the victim, the witnesses and starting investigations. In her case, she reported that she was attacked. A police investigation was opened and the case will be investigated," he said. Érica Oliveira, 30 years old, made public on social media the report of the attempted feminicide carried out by her ex-husband in Rio Branco Personal archive Abusive relationship Érica is a worker at the Emergency Care Unit (UPA) of the Second District of the capital. To g1, she said that she met her ex-husband when she was just 14 years old, this being her first boyfriend. With a childhood marked by abandonment and family violence, the nurse reported that he found support in his family. "I already lived in an orphanage. My parents didn't want me. My childhood was very difficult. When I met him, his family took me in. So it involves a lot. At the same time that he was everything to me, he also hurt me", he reported. According to Érica, the relationship was marked by episodes of betrayal, control and psychological violence, but it took years to break the bond. The signs of an abusive relationship appeared early in the relationship, but she was unable to see them. "He gave me all the signs from the beginning, but I was very naive. I had no guidance. I lived in this cycle for many years. At the same time as I wanted to free myself, I couldn't. It's very complicated," he said. Érica detailed that she had marks on her neck, bruises on her arms and chest, and pain in her back Personal file Discussion According to the nurse's report, the couple had been separated for around seven months, but kept in touch because of their son. The discussion prior to the assault would have started over financial issues related to the child's expenses. Érica also said that her ex got excited and, without her being able to react, began to choke her. "When I realized, he was already on my neck. He dragged me from the living room to the bedroom, hanging me. I couldn't feel my feet on the floor anymore. He suspended me, I tried to struggle, but I couldn't. Everything went dark, I passed out. When I woke up, I was already lying on the floor, with him on top of me, cursing me", he described. According to her, when she regained consciousness, she was able to call for her son. The 9-year-old boy ran to her when he heard the cries for help. "I screamed: 'My son, help! Your father is going to kill me'. He came running. He was the one who saved my life. After that I managed to call the police and said: 'I'm going to die, he's going to kill me'. It was at that moment that I managed to ask for help", he reported. What is femicide? Protective measure After the incident, Érica filed a police report with Deam, requested a protective measure, in addition to carrying out a forensic examination. She further detailed that she had marks on her neck, bruises on her arms and chest, as well as back pain. Even after reporting the case, the nurse stated that she still faces the fear of experiencing new episodes of violence. "I'm very scared. I'm not going to lie. I tried to conduct this divorce amicably because I was afraid. I tried to resolve everything amicably because I was afraid. Today I just don't want to die", he detailed. Domestic Violence: Congress makes it mandatory for the aggressor to wear an ankle bracelet The PM provides the following numbers for women to ask for help: (68) 99609-3901 (68) 99611-3224 (68) 99610-4372 (68) 99614-2935 See other ways to report cases of violence against women: Military Police - 190: when the child is running immediate risk; Samu - 192: for urgent requests for help; Police stations specializing in the care of children or women; Any police station; State Secretariat for Women (Semulher): receives reports of violations of women's rights in Acre. Telephone: (68) 99930-0420. Address: Travessa João XXIII, 1137, Village Wilde Maciel. Dial 100: receive reports of human rights violations. The report is anonymous and can be made by anyone; Health professionals: doctors, nurses, psychologists, among others, need to make compulsory notification in cases of suspected violence. This notification is forwarded to the guardianship councils and police; WhatsApp from the Ministry of Women, Family and Human Rights: (61) 99656- 5008; Public Ministry; Video call in Brazilian Sign Language (Libras). Review Acre’s news programs