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Adelaide Hills supermarket rammed and raided by thieves in stolen car

Romy Gilbert

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An Adelaide Hills supermarket was rammed this morning by a stolen Mercedes-Benz and raided by thieves.

CCTV at Coles on Mount Barker Road, Bridgewater captured the moment a luxury car ploughed through the glass doors with passengers who proceeded to rob the store.

The pair stole a number of mobile phones before fleeing the scene in the car.

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CCTV at Coles on Mount Barker Road, Bridgewater captured the moment a luxury car ploughed through the glass doors. 9News

An Adelaide Hills supermarket was rammed this morning by a stolen Mercedes-Benz and raided by thieves.

An Adelaide Hills supermarket was rammed this morning by a stolen Mercedes-Benz and raided by thieves. 9News

A witness said "The flames were about a metre above the car".

A witness said "The flames were about a metre above the car". 9News

Moments later, Bridgewater resident Kate Johnson saw a flaming car just down the road from Coles and notified police.

Police are investigating if the car fire and break-in are linked.

"I saw my life flash before my eyes as I was driving past there because I thought it was just going to spread," said Johnson.

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Police are investigating if the car fire and break-in are linked.

Police are investigating if the car fire and break-in are linked. 9News

"The flames were about a metre above the car".

A witness at Coles said these sorts of incidents are terrible for the community.

"This behaviour is not acceptable, I came here to shop almost every day for my lunch, and seeing this, it hurts".

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Police say the Mercedes had been stolen from a Prospect car yard.

Investigations are ongoing.

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