Amy Walsh of Emmerdale admits that she would think twice before rescuing someone from a violent attack

Amy Walsh, of Emmerdale, admitted that she was not sure to intervene to end a fight because of the soaring of the knife crime in Britain.

The actress, whose character, Tracey Metcalfe, will soon be arrested after defending her friend in a racist attack on the popular soap opera, confessed that in real life she would "think twice" in such a situation.

The 31-year-old television star, who is the youngest sister of Girls Aloud Kimberley's success story, admitted that if a person was in serious danger, she "would be silent if it did not touch her." .

Speaking honestly to The Mirror, Amy admitted, "I'd like to think that I'm standing at someone, but you should also be very careful.

& # 39; I would think twice. If someone was seriously in danger, I think I would remain silent unless it touches me, which is a sad thing. It's a sign of society. It's very dangerous there.

Amy pointed out that if anyone said something with which she disagreed, she would defend herself.

However, she quickly added, "But you have to be careful. Do not try to be the hero when it's not your argument to fight. "

On Friday, during the soap opera episode, viewers will see Tracey land with the police in hot water, after getting up to defend his love, Billy (Jay Kontzle).

Police receive a call from someone who reports a man who acts suspiciously around children in a park.

Convinced that racism is the real reason for the charge, Tracey confronts the parent who launched the call and ends up being handcuffed.

While Amy's older sister, Kimberley, was famous for Girls Aloud, her other sister Sally also starred in Emmerdale as Lyn Hutchison from 1997 to 2000.

Sending to The Sun Online, Amy fondly remembered the broadcasts she and her sisters would put in her childhood.

She said, "It was a bit like Fame at home. There are so many videos of us showing shows when we were kids.

"One of us on the wedding anniversary of my grandmother and my grandfather. Now I think – these poor people.

"They think that they went to a party and that they are subjected to lots of children who put on a show!"