Raquel Sales Feitosa, aged 36, and Alzenir Pereira da Silva, aged 53, were killed in a shooting attack in Acre Reproduction The government of Acre sanctioned, last Friday (3), the law that institutes special compensation, of a compensatory and humanitarian nature, to the dependents of the fatal victims of the shooting attack that occurred at the São José Institute, in Rio Branco, on May 5th of this year. The rule was sanctioned by Governor Mailza Assis (PP), published in the Official State Gazette (DOE) and provides for the payment of R$100,000 per victim, in a single installment. ? Join the g1 AC channel on WhatsApp ? Context: The attack took place on the premises of Instituto São José, a school affiliated with the State, in the afternoon. According to the investigation, a 13-year-old teenager, a student at the institution, entered the school with a gun and fired shots, killing inspectors Raquel Sales Feitosa, aged 36, and Alzenir Pereira da Silva, aged 53. An 11-year-old student and another employee were also injured, but were discharged the same day. Authored by state deputy Pedro Longo, Law No. 4,816 establishes that the surviving spouse or partner, children under 21 years of age or disabled, disabled or disabled and, in their absence, the economically dependent parents of the victim are entitled to the benefit. When there is more than one eligible beneficiary, the amount will be divided into equal parts. Shooting attack at school in Acre leaves two employees dead and students injured The text also determines that the compensation is exclusively compensatory and humanitarian in nature, with no social security, labor, remuneration or assistance nature. The law provides that beneficiaries must go through an administrative qualification procedure, which will be regulated by the Executive Branch. Payment must be made by January 31, 2027, and may be advanced to 2026, as long as there is budget availability and dependents are regularly qualified. "The granting of compensation does not imply automatic recognition of the civil, administrative or labor liability of the State, the entity that maintains the school unit or third parties, nor does the beneficiaries waive the right to seek additional compensation in court, if they deem appropriate", the law adds. Drone images show movement in front of the São José Institute after the attack Remember the case After the crime, which occurred on May 5, the teenager was apprehended and is charged with an offense analogous to homicide. The Acre Court ordered his hospitalization to comply with a socio-educational measure for an indefinite period, respecting the maximum limit of three years provided for in the Child and Adolescent Statute (ECA). The case is being processed in secret. The death of the employees generated great commotion among students, former students, co-workers and family members. The government of Acre and the City of Rio Branco declared official mourning for three days after the crime. Furthermore, the Ministry of Education (MEC) ordered the sending of specialists from the Escola que Protege Program to Acre after the attack. MORE CLASSES SUSPENDED: Government and City Hall of Rio Branco suspended classes MEASURES TAKEN: See measures that must be taken after tragedy at school in Acre INFRINGEMENT: Court determines hospitalization of teenager responsible for attack at school in Acre Justice of Acre ordered the hospitalization of the teenager identified as the author of the shooting attack at the Instituto São José Richard Lauriano/Rede Amazônica Acre Review the news broadcasts from Acre