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Police surprised a boy from Auckland by presenting himself at his fifth birthday on the theme of the police after he called several times to invite them.
A bold young boy from Auckland had realized his dream of seeing the police attend his birthday party – after calling him repeatedly to invite him.
The five-year-old boy, known only as Zachary,
This prompted a concerned call manager to ring the number, reaching this time the boy's mother, Sarah.
"Oh my god, I'm so sorry, it was my son almost five years old, he was just telling me that he wanted to invite the police to his fifth birthday on the topic of the police. [19659006] READ MORE:
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"I did not realize that he was going to call!", Says the mother.
surprised Zachary of Auckland by presenting himself at his birthday party on the theme of the police.
The two laughs laughed at this topic and the caller said, "I do not know if we'll be able to do that, but I'll put it"
But the kind-hearted officers have managed to do it.
Zachary's face was of a sudden and momentary shyness. when uniformed officers, including members of the armed gunmen's squad, knocked on his door during Saturday's party.
"Hi Zachary, we have something for you," said an officer, "they were handing him a stuffed plush dog toy."
"We have things on the outside if you want to come see maybe some of the game with some of our equipment, that would interest you?" An officer said.
"I could!" [19659006] What followed was a montage of children climbing on police cars, playing with handcuffs, waving the Eagle helicopter that was spinning above, and Zachary blowing the candle on his police.
The Manakau County Police released Thursday night a video titled "Zachary's Birthday Surprise".
By 9 pm, she had already been seen 30,000 times.
But to discourage the callers, the video ended with
"While our service staff were happy to bring Zachary's birthday wish to life, we do not encourage children calling the 111 to invite the police to their birthday (smiley). "
– Stuff
