A car crash in Oakland has left a woman critically injured. The incident involved a vehicle taken by two young brothers, ages 7 and 4, while their parents were asleep. The brothers lost control of the car, resulting in a crash that injured a woman who was walking her dog at the time.
Further details about the incident are available from ABC13 Houston, including information from relatives of the brothers involved in the crash.
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