Glenelg traders raise concerns over public brawls and anti-social behaviour
Traders in Glenelg have raised concerns about the impact of public brawls on their businesses if the anti-social behaviour continues over summer. A 15-year-old boy was charged with disorderly behaviour after an alleged fight on Sunday.
Traders in Glenelg have raised concerns about the impact of public brawls on their businesses if the anti-social behaviour continues over summer.
A large group of people gathered at Glenelg Beach on Sunday, where a fight took place, prompting police to respond to the disturbance involving a large group of youths at Glenelg Jetty on Sunday afternoon.
A 15-year-old Marino boy was charged with disorderly behaviour over the alleged fight and was bailed to appear in the Adelaide Magistrates Court in December.
Police said they responded to the alleged fight at Glenelg on Sunday about four minutes after being alerted.
Concerns about future disturbances
Shop vendor Candice Pemberton said she was concerned the disturbances would affect business if they continue.