Teenager appears in court after boy hurt in Aberdeen moped collision
A teenager has appeared in court charged with causing injury by dangerous driving after a young boy was badly hurt in an incident involving a moped in Aberdeen.
The eight-year-old boy was injured in Cornhill Terrace on Sunday.
Paul Jessiman, 19, of Aberdeen, appeared at the city's sheriff court.
He was also charged with driving without insurance, a licence, and failing to stop. He made no plea and was released on bail.
Meanwhile, a second man charged by police after the incident appeared at Aberdeen Justice of the Peace Court.
William Dunlop, 18, was fined £540 after admitting driving without a licence or insurance.