A 20-year-old woman is under arrest following a weekend confrontation over a TikTok video that Bountiful police say turned into a fight that ended in stab wounds and other injuries for at least six people.

A teenage girl remained at Primary Children’s Hospital with serious injuries including stab and wounds

At around 10:30 p.m. Saturday, police received a call about two female stabbing victims were being treated at Lakeview Hospital.

Mia Hansen, 20, had met with the people over a TikTok video she found was disparaging to her. After some conversation through social media and texting they agreed to meet and sort this out. During the verbal communication, she is believed to have produced a knife and the altercation turned physical. Two teenage girls suffered serious injuries including stab wounds and lacerations and at least four others including Hansen suffered minor injuries.

Dave Edwards – Bountiful Assistant Police Chief

Anger over a TikTok video caused ultimately a life-threatening injury

Police obtained a search warrant for Hansen’s car and seized from it a can of Arnold Palmer alcohol, an open bottle of Smirnoff vodka, 10 vape cartridges, a towel with blood on it, a sock with asphalt in it, two knives, a black grinder containing marijuana and two THC cartridges, the probable cause statement said.

Two witnesses told police that Hansen, immediately following the altercation, “drove to Farmington Pond and instructed one of the witnesses to throw the knife used in the aggravated assault into the dumpster, which the witness agreed to do,” according to the jail booking documents.

“The witnesses then reported that on July 31, 2022, Mia (Hansen) requested the witnesses go with her to retrieve the knife from the dumpster,” the documents read. “The witnesses stated that Mia told them she soaked the knife in bleach to get rid of evidence, and then placed the knife in a bag in her trunk.”

Police obtained a second search warrant for Hansen’s car and detectives located the knife in a bag in Hansen’s trunk, according to the police documents.

Hansen was arrested and booked into the Davis County Jail on suspicion of felony aggravated assault resulting in serious bodily injury, aggravated assault and witness tampering along with obstructing justice and other alleged misdemeanors. Given the serious injuries to at least one of the teens, the situation could have ended in even more dire circumstances than it did. We’re very lucky it wasn’t worse.

Edwards