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Boy, 16, hit by police car in Birmingham 'critically hurt' Boy, 16, hit by police car in Birmingham 'critically hurt'
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A 16-year-old boy is in a critical condition after he was hit by a police car.A 16-year-old boy is in a critical condition after he was hit by a police car.
He was struck by the vehicle outside a police station in the Erdington area of Birmingham on Wednesday evening.He was struck by the vehicle outside a police station in the Erdington area of Birmingham on Wednesday evening.
The police constable who had been driving the Peugeot provided life-saving first aid until medical help arrived, West Midlands Police said.The police constable who had been driving the Peugeot provided life-saving first aid until medical help arrived, West Midlands Police said.
They said the family of the boy, from Kingstanding, have been at his bedside in hospital.They said the family of the boy, from Kingstanding, have been at his bedside in hospital.
Initial inquiries suggested the officer was on a routine patrol and not responding to an emergency call, the force said. Initial inquiries suggested the male officer was on a routine patrol and not responding to an emergency call, the force said.
'Left traumatised''Left traumatised'
The officer, who was on their own in the car, was questioned by detectives from the force's Professional Standards Department after the crash on Sutton New Road shortly after 21:00 GMT.The officer, who was on their own in the car, was questioned by detectives from the force's Professional Standards Department after the crash on Sutton New Road shortly after 21:00 GMT.
They had been "left traumatised by the ordeal" but were "providing every assistance to the investigation", the force said.They had been "left traumatised by the ordeal" but were "providing every assistance to the investigation", the force said.
A full investigation has been launched by the force "to understand what happened".A full investigation has been launched by the force "to understand what happened".
The Independent Police Complaints Commission has also been informed.The Independent Police Complaints Commission has also been informed.
Ch Insp Neil Hobson, from West Midlands Police, said: "Our thoughts are with the young man and his family who are understandably extremely worried about their loved one."Ch Insp Neil Hobson, from West Midlands Police, said: "Our thoughts are with the young man and his family who are understandably extremely worried about their loved one."
Witnesses have been spoken to and CCTV cameras which may have captured the collision have been identified, the force added.Witnesses have been spoken to and CCTV cameras which may have captured the collision have been identified, the force added.