Two police officers delivered a baby girl on a highway in Victoria, Australia.
Sergeant Liam Cook and Constable Angus Hill stopped a car slightly over the speed limit.
The driver asked the officers if they were any good at catching babies.
His partner Jamie-Lee was in labour in the car, on the way to hospital.
The family was just 4 kilometres from Warrnambool Base Hospital when stopped.
The officers called an ambulance and gathered blankets and medical equipment.
Just 90 seconds later, baby girl Ashlee was born safely at the roadside.
Sergeant Cook wrapped Ashlee warmly and told Jamie-Lee she had a girl.
An ambulance took the family to hospital, with Constable Hill driving their car behind.
Sergeant Cook's wife, a midwife, told him their actions were almost textbook.
On October 26, the officers reunited with Ashlee and her parents in Warrnambool.
The family gave the officers chocolates, and the officers called it a career highlight.
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