Police has issued a warning About spreading False news Online after Elon Musk And Tommy Robinson It was incorrectly claimed that the 12 -year -old girl was in danger of attacking by migrants.
The footage filmed on Saturday at Dundi featured a young girl facing a couple, saying the police say Bulgarians. In the video, the girl can be seen shouting an ax and a knife “get f *** away from us”.
Since then he has been accused of possessing an aggressive weapon.
Elon Musk, the billionaire owner of X and Tesla, shared a post on their platform X about the incident for their 225 million followers. The post claimed that Kishore was recorded on camera by “a migrant” and in the video he and other youth were at risk of sexual harassment.
Tommy Robinson, a major far-flung worker, whose real name is Stephen Yaksle-Lenn, also posted about the incident, about its 1.4 million followers on X.
He reiterated the rejected allegations that the youth were being “filmed by a migrant” and claimed that it was “very related”.
It is understood that the police have not found evidence to support these allegations. No one else has been arrested or desired about the incident.
Chief Superintendent Nikola Russell, who is responsible Police ScotlandThe Tayaceide Division released a statement on Wednesday.
He said: “We know False news But being shared Social media In connection with an incident, where a Bulgarian couple was approached on Saturday 23 August 2025 on Saturday 23 August 2025 at St. N Lane, Dundi.
“A 12 -year -old girl has been accused of being in the possession of aggressive weapons. She will be sent to the concerned authorities and we are under interrogation.
“We want to thank the local community for helping them in our investigation and will urge the public not to share misinformation about the incident or to speculate on the circumstances.”
It comes after a line between politicians and police to reveal the ethnicity of the suspects.
Home Secretary, Yett Cooper said that the police should regularly reveal the nationality and asylum of criminal suspects. She said that she is working with the College of Policing to develop new guidance to promote transparency.
