Video: Teen With Rare Disease Gets Christmas Surprise At Police Traffic Stop

A teenager suffering from a life-threatening disease got the surprise of her life when she was pulled over by a policeman who gave her a Christmas present.

Audra Daniloff, 17, was pulled over on her way to school in Wisconsin, US, and told she had not stopped at a stop sign.

Saukville Police chief, Jeffrey Goetz, then presented her with two tickets.

He said: ‘I got some good news and some bad news for you, okay?

‘The bad news, first I am giving you two tickets. But they are not the type of tickets you think. One is a plane ticket to New York. The other is a concert ticket for your favorite band.’

The whole thing was set up by her dad, Marc.

Last year, Audra was diagnosed with hemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis (HLH) – a condition where the immune system becomes overstimulated and damages tissues and organs, including the bone marrow, liver and brain.

Marc told FOX news: ‘I completely blindsided her thanks to the wonderful help of the Saukville Police Department.’

She was stopped on November 21 but the video has only just emerged.

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