More than a dozen revelers are wanted by police in connection with a violent bar brawl that left one man beaten unconscious and a key metropolitan route shut.
Wednesday about 5 p.m., dashcam owner Tony De Ieso captured the moment a group of disgruntled Adelaide pub-goers spilled onto the Princess Highway.
The fight broke out in front of the Coopers Ale House in northern Gepps Cross.
A video captures the males brutally striking and shoving one another, with one man falling unconscious to the ground.
More than a dozen men fought in front of the Coppers Ale House in Gepps Cross on Wednesday night, partially blocking the Princess Highway.
Several others fell onto the road prior to the intervention of onlookers who separated them.
Nonetheless, some individuals in high-visibility shirts waited in front of the tavern, ostensibly in an attempt to spark tensions.
Mr. De Ieso reported that he dialed 911 after witnessing the brawl, but the males escaped before police arrived.
Police in South Australia are currently investigating the incident.
In the vicious battle (above), one man was knocked unconscious, but everyone escaped before police came.
It is believed that a few males who remained injured at the scene were provided medical care but declined it.
Mr. De Ieso stated that he hopes the men will “grow up a bit.”
“I’m glad I didn’t have my children in the car because I wouldn’t want them to see that,” he told Seven News.
‘It appeared like a few people were injured. There was a man on the ground for a little period of time.
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