By Emily Allen PUBLISHED: 07:04 EST, 29 August 2012 | UPDATED: 08:46 EST, 29 August 2012 A toddler has had his tiny bike confiscated by housing bosses who claim it was causing a fire hazard outside his home. Christopher Rawson, two, cried when his red bike disappeared from outside the door of the ground floor flat. It turned out housing association First Wessex had confiscated the toy from the apartment block foyer because it posed a 'potential hazard'. Upset: Christopher Rawson, two, cried when his red bike disappeared from outside the door of the ground floor flat where he lives in Southampton
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Christopher Rawson cried when his £40 bike was confiscated by a housing association
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His mother Rebekah says the foyer where the bike was left was 'huge' and it wasn't in the way
Confiscated: A little balance bike like the one @placeholder took into storage from the foyer of the block of flats claiming it was a fire hazard