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 collision that injured a woman who was walking her dog at the time.
Relatives of the brothers have provided this information, which is currently available. Further details about the incident can be found through ABC7 Los Angeles, the source of this information.
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