Two drunken men started quarrelling near Victoria St until they reached Cafe Bang on Leigh St, and their quarrel escalated and physical clashes broke out!
In the role of alcohol, two people do not let go, according to a female eyewitness description, the fighting situation is very tragic, both of the tactics are very deadly, as if to kill the other!
One man was hospitalized with a head injury, while a 43-year-old man received a charge from court for a fight.
In fact, this is not the first time in the red light area full of alcohol and violence!
In December, there was a large-scale fight involving more than 15 people, including a 22-year-old who died in a coma after being injured.
At a young age, 20-year-old Reece Watherston was charged with manslaughter!
Last month, a 21-year-old boy was found unconscious on the side of the road next to Hindley St!
You know, in cold weather, in a drunken situation, if you sleep on the side of the road, it is very likely to cause death!
Rosie Love, a 29-year-old eyewitness, said the red light area needed more security protection!
She said that alcohol as a catalyst for fighting, brawl can be seen everywhere in the red light area, in the role of alcohol, a big fight!
Love believes that neither Adelaide City Council nor government have done enough security checks to ensure the safety of tourists in public areas!
In December last year, the red light area was selected as a public walking area, and in the following five months, 827 persons were expelled under the new law, and 38 of them were prohibited from returning!
The new law also allows police to randomly use metal detectors and seized as many as 15 weapons in six months!
Adelaide Mayor Martin Haese says the police can actually strike the city on CCTV, and people involved in such acts need to take good care of themselves and be responsible for their actions.
Police have requested eyewitnesses but have not yet spoken to the police to contact Crime Stoppers, at 1800 333,000 or report on the www.crimestopperssa.com.au website.
Weekend like to regularly report to the red light area friends to pay attention, although the police have stepped up patrolling and security prevention, but also pay attention to self-security, do not act alone, and keep in touch with friends at any time!
