The boy was one of 14 people, including a mother and son, held in dawn raids across Teesside in relation to the disorder in Middlesbrough and Hartlepool.
At least three 11-year-olds are among the hundreds arrested in England and Northern Ireland since violence erupted on 30 July.
Supt Marc Anderson, from Cleveland police, said yesterday he had never "seen anything like" the unrest in Middlesbrough in his 30 years of service. The force has now arrested 110 people over the two riots.
After the raids, DCI Sarah Robinson said: "The message is: 'You haven't got away with it.' We can identify you and we will arrest you... and you will be put before the courts.
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