Man seriously injured in Adelaide 'targeted' hit-run
Police are hunting for a driver who slammed his car into a pedestrian in Adelaide's inner-south in a suspected targeted attack.
Emergency crews were called to a service station on Le Hunte Street, Wayville, just after 1pm today after reports a man had been injured.
CCTV from across the street shows a silver Holden Commodore turn into the service station and appear to slam into the pedestrian, pinning him against a van before reversing and driving away from the scene on Goodwood Road.
Police are hunting for a driver who slammed his car into a pedestrian in Adelaide's inner-south in a suspected targeted attack. 9News
CCTV from across the street shows a silver Holden Commodore turn into the service station and appear to slam into the pedestrian. 9News
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The 34-year-old victim suffered serious leg injuries and was taken to Royal Adelaide Hospital for treatment.
The smashed-up Holden was found a short distance away and detectives are treating the incident as attempted murder.
Detectives believe the victim and offender are known to each other and are urging witnesses to come forward.
The smashed-up Holden was found a short distance away and detectives are treating the incident as attempted murder. 9News
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