A woman who intervened in a recent beach brawl at Glenelg has described her action with bottles. The annual Blessing of the Animals event is scheduled for October 11 in Dayton, Glenelg, and Glenwood. Reports indicate increased police patrols following recent beach brawls, with one source suggesting the need for a fast-tracked taskforce.
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