Dozens nabbed in huge SA police blitz on late-night violence An extra 111 police patrolled the CBD, Victor Harbor and Gawler last night and this morning. SA POLICE arrested and reported 24 people, caught 18 people drink driving and issued 16 licensing breaches in the first night of a national crackdown on late-night violence and anti-social behaviour. An extra 111 police patrolled the CBD, Victor Harbor and Gawler last night and this morning in a concerted effort to prevent alcohol misuse and associated violence. Police made 24 arrests and reports between 6pm Friday night to 6am this morning. There were also four reported assaults, 16 licensing breaches and 18 drink driving offences, including a driver who recorded a blood-alcohol reading of 0.183. Assistant Police Commissioner Bronwyn Killmier said police will also submit disciplinary reports on three licensed venues for breaches of the Late Night Code of Practice She said one venue had no queue management in place, another was serving alcohol in outdoor areas after 2am and a third was reported for overcrowding after 102 people were counted in the beer garden - 62 above the licensed capacity. "The behaviour was generally pleasing, however there were some disappointing components of the night," said Assistant Police Commissioner Bronwyn Killmier The fact 18 drivers chose to drink and drive was disappointing, despite the warnings we gave to motorists there would be a strong focus on breath testing drivers. We saw some people so drunk that they fell over and knocked themselves out...we saw other people so drunk they collapsed from drinking too much alcohol and the South Australian Ambulance Service having to take them to hospital. Operation Unite continues tonight with police focusing on alcohol fuelled violence, anti-social behaviour and drink driving.