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Page last updated at 13:23 GMT, Sunday, 1 June 2008 14:23 UK
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Police CSO is hurt by mini moto

A police community support officer (CSO) was hurt when a mini moto bike ran over his foot on a Tyneside estate.

Northumbria Police said the incident happened on Friday, as the officer was investigating the use of bikes on Newcastle's Newbiggin Hall estate.

A 19-year-old man was later arrested for leaving the scene of an accident and released on police bail.

A force spokesman said the officer involved was not seriously hurt. Investigations are continuing.



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