Elle a défendu sa sœur avec un couteau et une hache contre un agresseur

A 14-year-old Scottish girl just became an unlikely symbol of resistance. This all went down last week in Dundee. A man was allegedly harassing her and her 12-year-old sister — following them, filming them, even trying to grab one of them. That’s when she pulled out a knife and an axe to defend her little sister. Video shows her screaming, “Don’t f***ing punch my little sister, she’s 12!” Police showed up and arrested her for carrying a weapon. The man who was allegedly harassing the girls? Walked free. Now she’s being treated as the criminal, while people online are calling her “the new Scottish Braveheart.” Artwork of her has gone viral — sword, axe, Scottish flag painted across her face. To many, she represents the raw instinct to protect family when the system fails. And here’s the question that should haunt every parent: why should a child ever feel like she has to carry blades to keep her sister safe in her own city? Scotland is prosecuting a 14-year-old girl for protecting her sister — while predators walk the streets. This isn’t just about one girl. It’s about a broken system that punishes courage and excuses cowardice.