I have a VHS copy somewhere.
Posted on 08/26/2025 6:21:42 AM PDT by yesthatjallen
A teenage girl has been charged by police after allegedly being caught brandishing a bladed weapon in the middle of the street.
Police Scotland said the youngster was dealt with in Dundee at the weekend.
The schoolgirl was identified after officers were called to the city's Lochee area on Saturday evening.
Officers attended St Ann Lane, just off Coupar Angus Road, in the area, which is in the west of the city.
Reports had been made that there was a girl in possession of a weapon.
Police vehicles were spotted at Balgay Street car park as officers investigated.
The force has said that youngster involved was charged over the incident.
A Police Scotland spokesperson confirmed the circumstances.
They said: “Around 7.40pm on Saturday, we received a report of a female youth with a bladed weapon in St Ann Lane, Dundee.
“Officers attended and a 14-year-old girl was charged in connection.
“She will be reported to the relevant authorities.”
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Young British girl defends herself with knife and axe from migrant filming her
I have a VHS copy somewhere.
A Swiss army knife, a Kershaw fingernail cleaner like I carry everywhere, or a real knife?
I am safe. My 1911, .45 in my shoulder holster is not a knife.
In the UK, if a 14-year old refuses to be raped and murdered, the attacker can call the police and THE LITTLE GIRL will be arrested.
I hope she wasn’t caught saying any hate speech.
It was about an 8-10 inch blade. And she also brandished a hatchet. I saw the video yesterday.
Hope she didn’t say “I LOVE BACON!”....................
How long until they deputize grooming gangs?
There can be only one.
I had a sad, but somehow funny experience in my blue state a while back.
My wife and I were walking around in the seaside tourist town of Rockport, MA, and I looked down and saw a knife handle lying on the ground. I picked it up, and it was obviously a very nice, hand-carved wooden handle, but not yet finished. It was very attractive, and high quality hardwood from what I could tell.
There was no blade, but it fit nicely in my hand, and had a rectangular hole in it, so I assumed that was what it was.
How it came there, I didn’t know.
But I sat down on the bench I found it in front of (the bench was on the main thoroughfare that people walked on) and began examining the knife handle.
A young kid of perhaps 13 walked by, and saw me looking at it. He stopped and asked me what it was. I told him I found it lying there, and was wondering how it came there.
He said “A knife handle? Who would carry a knife?” and I said “A lot of people carry knives. I have carried one in my pocket since I was young, and always have it on me.”
He was a bit taken aback, and I said “It’s a pocketknife, not a sheath knife you carry on your belt. It is a Swiss Army knife.”
He asked me why I carried it, and I said “It has a lot of tools besides a knife, scissors, a corkscrew, a few screwdrivers, tweezers, that kind of thing. He said, puzzled, “Really?” so I showed it to him. He acted like he had never even seen a pocketknife before. I told him I used it almost every day in some fashion and I wouldn’t go anywhere without it.
It really surprised me. He seemed to have no concept of the object. As I was talking to him, a guy came up and he had a large wooden box slung over his shoulder, and exclaimed “You found my knife handle!”
Apparently, he carved these things for a hobby or living, and was doing it right where I was sitting while people watched, so I gladly handed it back to him...he was glad to have found it.
But what stuck out to me was the kid’s apparent puzzlement at the concept of the knife. I probably began carrying one when I was eight, and since then have never went anywhere without it if I could help it. But in this day and age, it seems they actively discourage even pocketknives for boys.
How sad is that?
Nowadays, it comes with a price. I have had to surrender or throw away several knives because you can’t even take them in various places and the metal detectors pick them up. What an asinine situation.
If this is the incident I think it is, the girl was carrying a real knife and an axe. The knife blade looked to be at least six inches.
She wasn’t charging or attacking anyone. She brandished them, then walked away. It looked to me like she was in a “better leave me alone” mode.
Given this happened in the UK, we will probably never know why she needed to fee. that way.
It certainly seems that way. You cannot defend yourself in Britain if you do you go to jail, while your attacker receives tons of sympathy.
In Scotland, she should have had a claymore (or at least a dirk) and a Lochaber axe.
This is typical liberal authoritarianism. Calling them ‘progressive’ is like calling rape ‘affection’.
He’d have ben really surprised if he saw the OTF knife with a 3.5”blade I always carry. Use for opening boxes and lots of other things. For defense I prefer something that goes BANG.
God bless that girl. She showed more bravery than all those sniveling cops that went to arrest her.
Would have been a real shame if she used the axe on one of those filthy limp wristed metrosexuals.
Come to America girl. We want and need more women like you.
All hail queen Boudica!
In the USA, I noticed it starting in the late 60’s. Kids were no longer allowed to carry pocket knives in school.
In the 1890’s children were encouraged to carry pocket knives. It was expected they encouraged responsibility, independence, and the ability to solve problems.
The “migrant” who filmed her probably turned her in.
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