A woman struck by a car in Oakland is showing signs of improvement, responding to basic commands. The vehicle was driven by two young brothers, ages 4 and 6, at the time of the incident. The family of the woman has stated that they hold no ill will regarding the accident.
They have also warned that she is expected to face a long recovery process. Further details about the incident and the woman's condition can be found through local news sources, including FOX 9 KMSP.
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