Yes. I actually mentioned one that happened last year. Also, there's a case of an attack in Dahshur, which started as a fight between a Copt and a Muslim and the latter was killed. The violence escalated until the Christians evacuated the village. Again, the Egyptian government, instead of applying the penal code for the violence, whether against the Copt or the Muslim, decided to go with an informal reconciliation. You seek the two heads of the two communities and sit down to discuss what that looks like.
There was also the incident of the Shoubra el-Kheima last November 5, when Muslims came to stop the reconstruction of the church there, and they were carrying firearms. Rather than upholding the penal code, again, the governor decided on having a reconciliatory process, which is of course much more informal and does not really support the upholding of the rule of law in Egypt.