THIS is the heart-stopping moment a supermarket owner is nearly crushed by a car as a driver ploughs through his store’s wall.
Jaw-dropping footage showed Marc Schirripa restocking shelves before a vehicle reversed straight into the building on Sunday.
CCTV footage captured the terrifying ordeal in Adelaide, Australia, which sent bricks and debris flying into the IGA shop.
In the shocking clip, the car is seen driving through the supermarket wall, destroying a row of snacks hanging up behind Marc.
Stood just inches away from total disaster, he appeared shell-shocked and frozen moments after the near-miss crash.
The supermarket uploaded the clip to Facebook.
Its caption read: “No ordinary day at IGA Local Grocer Woodville.
“Aisle 4 just became the fast lane!”
Marc described feeling a “sonic boom” behind him at the time of the collision.
He also described the impact on Monday as a “big wave”.
But he insisted he “had no idea what was happening at all”.
The shopowner bought the business just a month ago.
And he praised his local community for the support they have given him following the shocking ordeal.
“We’ve had our bad luck now, well our good luck’s coming,” he said.
“A lot of people just come in and say, are you okay? How’s everything going? So it’s been really good locally.”
Douglas Schirripa, a witness, said the footage had stunned the local community.
“One of my mates who I sent it to said it was AI-generated, I said no, no, no it’s real,” he said.
Marc was helped by paramedics at the scene but was not taken to hospital.
Police said no one inside the supermarket was seriously injured.
The driver, a 31-year-old Woodville woman, was unharmed.
She was in the vehicle alongside another woman, 29, also from Woodville.
The woman behind the wheel received a fine.
