Wild beach brawls, scary Final Destination moment, and an unusual snake rescue | Adelaide Mini

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This week's 9News Adelaide Mini bulletin highlights a heartbreaking plea from the parents of four-year-old Gus Lamont alongside a $1 million reward announcement one year after his disappearance in the South Australian outback. Meanwhile, school holiday violence has erupted at Henley and Glenelg beaches, prompting calls for heightened security. Also featured is a truck drivers 'final destination' moment, the six-month sentencing of a woman who spat in a police officer's mouth, a look back to ten years ago when South Australia lost power, and an unusual rescue where a deadly tiger snake's head was freed from a lemonade can on Hindmarsh Island. Subscribe to 9News Adelaide for more local news updates. 0:00 - Introduction 0:23 - One Year Since Gus Lamont Disappeared 1:48 - Beach Brawls Erupt in Henley & Glenelg 2:08 - Freak Timber Truck Crash in Dry Creek 2:42 - Woman Jailed for Spitting at Police Officer 3:10 - 10 Years Since SA State-wide Blackout 5:15 - Tiger Snake Rescued from Lemonad

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