Cop fractures neck while arresting drunk biker A POLICE officer fractured his neck while arresting a drunk trail bike rider in Sydney's southwest early this morning. About 2.30am the officer saw a man pushing a trail bike near a service station on Main Street, Mount Annan. He then started the bike, which was unregistered, and took off without a helmet. The officer then yelled at him to stop, but the rider then allegedly aimed the bike at him. The highway patrol officer from Camden, to avoid being struck, grabbed onto the man's clothing. He was dragged about 10m before both men fell to the ground. Despite feeling pain to his neck and hand, the officer managed to arrest the 42-year-old rider and detain him until other police arrived. The rider was taken to Narellan Police Station where he returned a breath analysis reading of 0.121; more than two times the legal limit. The officer, aged in his 30s, was taken to Campbelltown Hospital where it was discovered he had suffered a fracture to his neck and one finger. He has been transferred to Liverpool Hospital where he will undergo further examinations to reveal the extent of his injuries. Police have charged the rider with mid range PCA, unlicensed driver, use registered vehicle, not wearing a helmet, not stopping when directed by police and use vehicle to prevent lawful detention.