Men use laundry basket to steal alcohol from Victorian bottle shop in ram raid
Two men used a laundry basket to steal a large quantity of alcohol from a bottle shop in regional Victoria over the weekend.
Police say a stolen black 2004 Ford Territory reversed into the front of a store on Albert Street at Sebastopol, near Ballarat, about 3.25am on Sunday.
CCTV captured the men entering the store and using the basket to steal the alcohol before fleeing the scene.
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Police say a stolen black 2004 Ford Territory reversed into the front of a liquor store. Victoria Police
CCTV captured the men entering the store and use the basket to steal the alcohol before fleeing the scene. Victoria Police
Police said the men fled in the Territory, which was missing the bonnet and rear passenger door.
The car also had smashed windows and a wooden garden trellis affixed to the front passenger window, police say.
Investigators believe the same vehicle was set alight in Ross Creek early yesterday morning.
Police say the car was originally stolen from Sutton Street in Delacombe on April 21.
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