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Th e objective of the present investigation was to determine the relationship between the “Safe Hour” liquor sales schedules and those killed by traffi c crashes and abuses, homicides and suicides. Th e descriptive investigation based on the monthly reports carried out by the Metropolitan Municipality of Lima (LM), Peru from the database of the Institute of Legal Medicine (ILM) recorded from 2015 to 2017, with a bivariate analysis and relative risks, characterizing those killed by violent deaths and their relationship with sex, age and alcohol consumption. Th ere is a signifi cant decrease in alcoholized victims in all violent deaths except for the suicide of women, between 2015 and 2017. Th e largest percentage decrease in homicides of alcoholics occurred in women, meaning a reduction in feminicide. Th e average age shifts in frequencies as the years go by, with the exception of suicide in women between the base year (2015) against 16 and 17. Th e victims are older in LM alcoholics, consistent with that published by the statistical yearbook of the National Police, both in age and sex. It is concluded that the decrease in violent deaths and changes in age and sex in LM should be a consequence of public policy and eff ective police controls. Th e “safe hour” has evidence for its application throughout the country. Safe time is an eff ective strategy to deal with feminicide.

RESTRICCIONES DE LOS HORARIOS DE EXPENDIO DE LICORES EN LIMA METROPOLITANA, PERU Y SU EFECTO EN LAS MUERTES VIOLENTAS 2015-2017