A routine traffic stop becomes amazing: You won't believe what happens when a teen girl fighting a rare disease gets pulled over by a cop!

Audra Daniloff, diagnosed with life-threatening disease, receives the surprise of a lifetime by a local police chief.

Your heart pounds, you start to sweat, maybe even cry; getting pulled over by the cops is never a fun event.

LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - Audra Daniloff, 17, was pulled over by the police near her home in Wisconsin. Told she was pulled over for rolling through a stop sign, Audra began to quiver.

Saukville Police Chief, Jeff Goetz told her, "I've got some good news and some bad news for you, okay?

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Last year, Daniloff was told she had hemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis (HLH). With HLH, the immune system is overstimulated and can damage tissues and organs, including the bone marrow, liver and brain.

"The bad news, first is I am giving you two tickets, alright?" continued Goetz.

What happens next shocks Daniloff.

Daniloff's father desperately wanted to cheer up his ill teenager, so he arranged an officer to pull her over.

"The good news is they're probably not the tickets you expect me to give you," explained Goetz. "One is a ticket to New York. An airplane ticket. And the other ticket is to a band named Timeflies."

Rendered speechless, Daniloff was silent.

Then it sinks in; she's going to go see her favorite band perform in New York.

"You're my favorite cop in the entire world. Oh my god, thank you so much!" shrieked Daniloff.

The video of this life-changing moment went viral as has been viewed over one million times.

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