Stolen car used in smash and grab at Bunnings store in Melbourne
CCTV has been released of the moment two thieves smashed their way through a roller door after stealing products from a Bunnings store in Melbourne's north last month.
Police believe the men used a stolen Ford Falcon sedan to drive into the business on Dalton Road in Thomastown about 4.50pm on February 25.
The men loaded three instant hot water systems into the sedan, before attempting to drive off, police said.
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The thieves can be seen loading in the goods. Victoria Police
Staff noticed the theft and began lowering the roller doors to block the exit.
Several shoppers were narrowly missed after the driver accelerated at a "fast rate of speed", crashing through the roller door.
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Police believe this man may be able to assist police with their enquiries. Victoria Police
It's believed the vehicle used was stolen from a property in St Albans earlier that day.
Investigators have released an image of a man they believe may be able to assist with their enquiries.
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