The baby boy was missing for more than two hours as South Australia Police desperately searched for him and the stolen car. 9News
His mother's 2009 white Honda Jazz was stolen from outside a deli on Fourth Avenue, Klemzig in Adelaide about 7.45am while she was shopping inside.SA police are desperately searching for this car.
A man pulled up near the parked car in a Mazda ute, which had been stolen about 6.20am, before he got out of the ute and took off in the car, according to police. A worker from the deli has told 9News that the baby's mother dropped her groceries on the floor and ran outside when she saw her car moving.
Superintendent Matt Nairn said he had seen images of the mother running to try to stop the man from stealing her car.Superintendent Nairn said every available police resource in metropolitan Adelaide had been deployed to search for the car and the child.The car was found abandoned in Enfield about 10.09am with the child in the back seat.Police are still searching for the car thief, who has been described as Caucasian, aged in his mid-20s and as having dark hair.
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