Acre continues to have one of the highest femicide rates in the country A woman identified as Juliana Barbosa Cerqueira, aged 44, was stabbed to death by her husband this Sunday morning (5). The Military Police (PM-AC) confirmed that, after the crime, the man committed suicide. The crime occurred around 11 am, in Ramal do Japanzinho, rural area of ??Cruzeiro do Sul, in the interior of Acre. ? Join the g1 AC channel on WhatsApp To g1, PM-AC informed that the teams are still in the location gathering information about what happened and waiting for the expert to complete the work. Femicide occurred this Sunday (5) in Cruzeiro do Sul Nino Caré/Pexels The police highlighted that more information should be passed on when the teams return to The Mobile Emergency Care Service (Samu) was called, but upon arriving at the scene they only found the deaths. READ MORE: Evangelical pastor gets more than 19 years in prison for trying to stab his wife to death in Acre Acre has the highest rate of femicides in the country in 2025 Also according to Samu, the crime scene is about 19 km from the city center. The area was isolated for forensic work. The case must be investigated by the Acre Civil Police. The Acre PM provides the following numbers to report cases of violence against women: (68) 99609-3901 (68) 99611-3224 (68) 99610-4372 (68) 99614-2935 See other ways to report: Military Police - 190: when the woman is at 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). VIDEOS: g1