Adelaide family wakes up to find luxury cars flying through front gates
A family has been woken up by their dogs moments before their two cars were stolen from their home in Adelaide this morning.
They awoke to their BMWs battering through the front gates of their home on Avenel Gardens Road in Medindie about 4am today.
Police were quickly on its tail as they were already on the lookout in the neighbourhood.
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A family has been woken up by their dogs moments before their two cars were stolen from their home in Adelaide this morning. Nine
Less than an hour earlier, a resident had called police after he spotted three people breaking into his home on Dutton Terrace.
The BMWs were tracked to the Southern Expressway near Panalatinga Road, where one of the cars crashed.
The other car was tracked to Edith Street in Morphett Vale, where it was dumped.
Police found three men hiding in a nearby creek and arrested them with the help of the dog unit.
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The BMWs were tracked to the Southern Expressway near Panalatinga Road, where one of the cars crashed. Nine
An 18-year-old from Hackham West, a 20-year-old from Christie Downs and an 18-year-old from Christies Beach were denied police bail.
It's alleged they also stole bags, briefcases and a PlayStation 5.
The trio are expected to be charged with aggravated serious criminal trespass and theft of a motor vehicle.
They will appear in the Christies Beach Magistrates Court later today.
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