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The Guardian World reports: SA police consider bringing forward public safety monitoring operation after several public disturbance incidents South Australian police are considering bringing forward their annual public safety operation after a series of incidents involving “anti-social behaviour at public locations”. The possible move comes after “several disturbances along the metropolitan coastline late yesterday”, including reports of fighting at Glenelg and Henley Beach. Detective said it’s understood a small number of individuals were involved in public fights as several young people spectated.
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The Guardian World reports: SA police consider bringing forward public safety monitoring operation after several public disturbance incidents South Australian police are considering bringing forward their annual public safety operation after a series of incidents involving “anti-social behaviour at public locations”. The possible move comes after “several disturbances along the metropolitan coastline late yesterday”, including reports of fighting at Glenelg and Henley Beach. Detective said it’s understood a small number of individuals were involved in public fights as several young people spectated.
