Boy, 16, arrested after police chase crash in 'stolen car' as two officers injured

Boy, 16, arrested after police chase crash in 'stolen car' as two officers injured Police said they received reports of a car being stolen in Grimsby before a teenager allegedly collided with a marked police vehicle, leaving two officers injured A 16-year-old boy has been arrested after allegedly crashing into a marked police car during a chase, leaving two officers injured. Humberside Police said they received reports of a car being stolen on Byron Grove in Grimsby at around 1pm on Wednesday, September 2. Two police officers were taken to hospital following the collision. A teenager has since been charged with several offences and remanded in secure accommodation. "At around 1pm officers received reports of a car being stolen resulting in a pursuit," a Humberside Police spokesperson said. "The car then allegedly collided with a marked police vehicle, resulting in both vehicles coming to a stop and two officers being taken to hospital to receive treatment to injuries." The 16-year-old, who cannot be named for legal reasons, has been charged with ten offences, reports Grimsby Live. This includes dangerous driving, possession of a class C drug, theft, two counts of driving without a licence, two counts of driving without insurance and making off without payment. The boy is also charged with taking a motor vehicle, possession of a class B drug, aggravated vehicle taking and driving a vehicle without the owner's consent. He has been remanded into secure accommodation to appear at court at a later date.