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While the story doesn't explicitly use the term, stealing a car with someone inside, especially a child, is a form of carjacking. This crime involves taking a motor vehicle by force or intimidation from its driver or a passenger. It's a serious offence due to the direct threat to human safety, as highlighted by the distress caused in this Leeds incident.
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