VIDEO footage has emerged showing a police officer being beaten up in the street as he tried to make an arrest.
The officer suffered a suspected fractured eye-socket and passed out after being battered in the street.
The lone officer was surrounded by yobs on the estate in Hull on Friday afternoon.
They filmed the sickening attack and egged on the yob with cries of "give it to him" as the officer tried to defend himself.
The yobs mocked the officer as he staggered back to his police car.
He later passed out and was treated in hospital for a suspected fractured eye-socket.
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The officer was attacked after he followed a blue Audi that reportedly failed to stop on Ellerburn Avenue in Hull at around 2.50pm on Friday.
Two yobs on a moped, who filmed the incident, tried to block the police car as it made its way onto the Clanthorpe estate.
When the Audi parked up the driver ran off so the officer tried to arrest the front seat passenger.
Mobile footage, filmed by local yobs, showed the officer trying to pull the young man out of the car.
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The officer then fought with the youth, who quickly overpowered the smaller man.
After the teen handed over over his mobile to a pal, he launched a savage attack on the officer.
The officer tried to turn his face away from his attacker, who threw a flurry of sickening punches at his head.
The crowd roared him on and urged him to 'give it to' the officer. The yobs on the moped laughed at the officer as he made his way back his car.
Humberside police confirmed a boy, aged 16, has been charged with wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm and has been remanded into custody.
The force issued a statement which read: "A 16-year-old boy has been charged after a police officer was assaulted following a police pursuit in North Hull on Friday 23 June.
"The boy, aged 16, who cannot be named for legal reasons has been charged with wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm and has been remanded into custody to appear at Hull Magistrates Court this morning (Monday 26 June).
"Whilst pursuing a blue Audi that reportedly failed to stop on Ellerburn Avenue in Hull at around 2.50pm, two men in balaclavas on a moped, are believed to have pulled out in front of the police car in attempt obstruct it.
"The officer continued to pursue the Audi and the driver abandoned the car on Clanthorpe estate and fled the scene.
"Upon approaching the car to arrest the passenger of the vehicle, the police officer is reported to have been assaulted.
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"He was subsequently taken to hospital for serious injuries to his face, including a suspected fractured eye socket, after becoming unconscious during the incident.
"An 18-year-old and 29-year-old were also arrested shortly after for assisting an offender and have been released on police bail whilst officers continue to conduct lines of enquiry."
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