Police are investigating as two cars ravaged by separate blazes in Adelaide’s suburbs
Firefighters could not save two vehicles ravaged by fires overnight, as police investigate the incidents.
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Investigations have been launched into fires that completely destroyed two vehicles north of Adelaide and northeast of the city in the early hours of the morning on Friday.
Police and MFS were called to Waterloo Corner Rd at Waterloo Corner after reports a Toyota RAV4 was on ablaze about 12.20am.
When emergency services arrived, firefighters battled the flames engulfing the vehicle while police searched the area.
No one was located and the RAV4 was ravaged by the fire.
Police attempted to get in contact with the registered owner of the vehicle but so far have been unsuccessful.
Meantime, just after 3am, police and Metropolitan Fire Service crews were called to another car fire at the back of a church on North East Rd at St Agnes.
Firefighters quickly extinguished the blaze but the MG hatch was destroyed.
Police are investigating if the fires were deliberately lit and are asking anyone with information to contact Crime Stoppers.