A three-year-old girl in Jaén, Peru, received urgent protection measures from the Family Court after witnessing a violent incident resulting in her father’s death at a lodging facility. Judge Elmer Alonso Torres Huamanchumo swiftly ordered the measures to ensure the child’s physical and emotional well-being. Remarkably, these protections were implemented within just two hours of the incident. The court acted despite the case file lacking a Risk Assessment Report, highlighting the urgency of the situation. The swift response demonstrates a priority for child welfare in the face of family tragedy. The case was initially reported by Lima Gris. These measures aim to safeguard the young survivor as she processes the traumatic event.