Teenage cancer survivor who lost leg to disease gets surprise police escort to his school ball

According to a report by DailyMail, a teenage cancer survivor who lost his leg to a rare form of the disease has been given a surprise police escort to his school ball.
Kieran Maxwell was diagnosed with Ewing's Sarcoma childhood cancer when he was 12, and had an  above-knee amputation on his left leg on March 31, 2011 - six months after he was diagnosed.
But the operation to halt the spread of the bone cancer cut short his dream of one day becoming a police officer. 
 

However, thanks to a thoughtful teacher, Kieran was given a taste of what it would be like to ride with the 'blues and twos' on Friday night when off-duty police arrived at his house to take him and his date to the school prom at Hardwick Hall, in Sedgefield, County Durham.
Kieran, from Heighington, County Durham., said: 'It was absolutely incredible.

'I walked out my house and all I heard was sirens. I was like 'oh no', I thought they were coming to arrest someone. 
'I thought 'this is perfect, ruining my night!
'Then when they pulled up at my house I was like "Oh, it's me".'
The police escort was made up of three police cars and two motorcycle outriders, which drove him and his date Nicole Maxwell, 15, the  ten-minute journey.