Adelaide grandmother mowed down, left for dead in hit-and-run
Police are hunting for two suspects after a grandmother was mowed down and left for dead in Adelaide.
Emergency services were called to a carpark in Para Hills about 4pm on Thursday where they found the 51-year-old woman with serious injuries.
CCTV shows a white hatchback crash into the grandmother before driving away from the scene.
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CCTV shows the woman hitting the car with a makeshift weapon. 9News
It came moments after the victim approached the suspect's car and appeared to hit it several times with a makeshift weapon before the driver struck her.
The woman suffered serious injuries to her pelvis and remains in hospital.
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Police at the scene. 9News
Police have scoured the crime scene on Friday for evidence as they hunt for two men.
"It is unknown if the persons involved are known to each other and the incident is not random," police said.
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