m. on July 23. Two females, ages 16 and 15, were killed in the incident.
Their identities have not been released, pending notification to their families. The crash is being investigated by the Houston police, specifically the Vehicular Crimes Division. The incident began with a report of a vehicle involved in a shoplifting incident on Westheimer Road.
Further details about the crash and the events leading up to it are available from the City of Houston.
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