It's no surprise that police/citizen relations have taken a big hit lately, especially with all of the unfortunate tragedies we hear about in the news. So it should come as no surprise that the entire world stopped for this "awww" moment between a 2-year-old and the officer that saved her life.

Roughly one year ago, Rowlett Police Cpl. Patrick Ray arrived onto a potentially tragic scene. Tammy Norvell, mother of Bexley Norvell, ran into the front yard clutching her baby.

According to Inside Edition, Bexley's lips had gone completely blue, and she wasn't responding to anything her mother was doing, not even to getting her cheeks slapped.

Tammy even tried to pry her daughter's mouth open, but her jaw was clenched shut, making it impossible.

Working quickly, Corporal Ray took Bexley and began doing everything he could to open the young girl's mouth. After a moment, he was able to push whatever was in her throat downwards with his fingers. A small pop and a squeak later and Bexley was all well again.

X-rays were taken later and it was determined that little Bexley somehow managed to swallow a penny.

Tammy knew that this would be a day that her daughter would remember forever, but she wanted to make sure her daughter remembered it for the right reasons. To commemorate the day her daughter's life was saved, Tammy commissioned a professional photographer to take pictures of Bexley and Corporal Ray (or "P-Ray" as Bexley likes to call him) enjoying a tea party together.

“I don’t have any girls myself," said Corporal Ray, "and this was something I couldn’t resist. I just couldn’t say no.”

Doesn't get much cuter than this, does it?

Photo Credit: Chelle Cates Photography