A toddler battling one of the rarest forms of cancer received a special tour around Norfolk Police headquarters.
Harry Deeba was able to share his love of 'nee-naaws' with Norfolk Chief Constable Simon Bailey.
Harry, two, from Taverham, has been diagnosed with high-risk neuroblastoma. Half of patients relapse, resulting in a one in 10 survival rate.
Parents Carly Howes and Ali Deeba are trying to raise £239,000 to send Harry to New York to take part in a vaccine trial that could stop the cancer from returning.
Miss Howes said: 'Simon Bailey was lovely: he made us feel very welcome and he kindly gave Izzy [Harry's sister] and Harry a bag full of gifts each.
'It was a day to remember, which included a tour around the control room, meeting Dudley the trainee sniffer dog and lots of police cars and a motorbike.'
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