Ram-raiders get cigarettes and chocolate, but no cash SWEET-toothed ram-raiders who struck three times in 90 minutes are being hunted by police. Detectives believe four offenders used a stolen blue Nissan Patrol in three separate ram-raids in 90 minutes in Melbourne's southeast this morning. In two of the three ram-raids, the offenders managed to steal only chocolate bars. In the third offence, they stole cigarettes. "The first ram-raid occurred at a service station on Pakenham Road in Pakenham Upper around midnight, where the offenders drove the vehicle into the store and stole confectionery," Sen-Constable Melissa Seach said. The second incident occurred at a service station on Lysterfield Rd in Lysterfield, when the vehicle was reversed into the front doors of the premises around 12.30am. It is alleged the offenders, all wearing balaclavas, placed a rope around the ATM machine, attached it to the vehicle and attempted to pull it from the store when the rope broke. The thieves then stole chocolates and drinks before fleeing the scene. The third incident occurred at a service station on the Warburton Highway, in Woori Yallock, around 1.25am, where the vehicle was reversed into the front entrance of the store. "The offenders were again unsuccessful whilst trying to remove the ATM from the premises and stole a quantity of cigarettes," Ms Seach said. Emergency services were called to a car fire on Treloar Reserve, at the corner of Bailey and Pakenham Road, in Cockatoo, just before 3am and located a burnt-out blue Nissan Patrol. Detectives believe the same blue Nissan Patrol was also used in a petrol drive-off at a service station on Pakenham Rd, Pakenham Upper, just after 7pm last night. Cardinia Crime Investigation Unit is investigating and would like to hear from anyone who may have seen the blue Nissan Patrol in the area. Anyone with any information is asked to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or www.crimestoppers.com.au