Slovak police are under investigation regarding the support provided to Zuzana, a woman murdered in Gel’nica. Newly revealed information suggests authorities did not proactively inquire about her need for protection following an initial assault by her attacker. Investigators reportedly only assessed immediate danger directly after the initial attack, failing to follow up on potential ongoing threats. Critics question why authorities did not actively check if Zuzana required further assistance or protection in the period leading up to her death. Police maintain they operate on a reactive basis, expecting victims to report continued threats themselves. This case has sparked debate about the responsibility of law enforcement to ensure victim safety beyond immediate crisis intervention. The investigation continues to examine the adequacy of police procedures in domestic violence cases.