Scottish Girl Arrested for Using Knife to Defend Sister from Migrant

Western countries were rocked this week by footage of a young girl wielding an axe and large knife as she was allegedly approached by migrants.

After the video garnered over 20 million views, Scottish police apprehended the young girl and charged her for having a "bladed weapon" in St Ann Lane, Dundee, Scotland.

Rumors circulated that the girl and her younger sister were approached by a Muslim man when she is seen screaming on the video, "Don't f**king touch us."

"Get the f**k away from us," the other girl yelled.

Now, Police Scotland have seemingly placed blame on the young girl and revealed the nationality of the adult involved.

In a statement provided to Blaze News, Chief Superintendent Nicola Russell said police were "aware of misinformation being shared on social media."

The apparent misinformation was in relation to "an incident where a Bulgarian couple were approached by youths in St Ann Lane, Dundee, on Saturday, 23 August, 2025."

The young girl was originally reported to have been 14 years old, but police said they were given false information and that she is actually 12.

"A 12-year-old girl has been charged with being in possession of offensive weapons. She will be referred to the relevant authorities, and our enquiries are ongoing," the statement continued. "We would like to thank the local community for their help with our investigation and would urge the public not to share misinformation about this incident or speculate on the circumstances."

Police Scotland had previously told Blaze News through Spokeswoman Lisa Smith that "no adults" were "arrested or charged" in relation to the same incident.

The apparent mother of one of the teens present at the scene claims that the man and another woman were sexually propositioning a young girl when she intervened. The migrants then allegedly attacked her and that is when the weapons came out.

The troubling footage came from the Lochee area of Scotland, which the Daily Mail described as "one of the most poverty-ridden areas" in all of Scotland.

Scottish content creator Robin Alderslowe corroborated those claims in a comment to Blaze News, saying, "These kind of areas have a lot of violence, and I've seen weapons brandished several times like this before."

Space X owner Elon Musk reacted to the story on his platform on Tuesday, saying on X that he wanted to help fund legal actions against Britain's "corrupt officials" who have aided in the "rape of Britain."

The Migrant from the Video — Ali Dumana

Dumana came to Britain from Bulgaria legally in 2021 and currently lives with his wife and their eight-month-old baby in Dundee.

He says he was with his wife on the way to do shopping when the girl stopped him.

He told the Daily Mail: ‘I have seen the social media and it’s blown up.

‘In the video she’s saying, “Don’t touch my sister, she’s only 12″… I never touched her.

‘I didn’t hit her, I swear on my life, I have a baby now. I would never hurt someone.

‘If she’s only 12 why was she messing with me and having weapons?

‘I was going to the shop and she was stopping me going on my way. If I did hurt the girl, why didn’t the police arrest me?

‘I am not an illegal migrant. I have not done anything… I did not hit them, I am a human not an animal.

‘I’ve seen what’s on social media every day, I want people to know what happened.’