Three police officers help deliver a baby 117 reading now Three Victorian police officers have taken on a very special job today when they delivered a baby boy who just couldn't wait for hospital. The baby's father ran into the Footscray police station about 7am and begged the officers to help his wife who was in labour in the car. The Kingsville couple was on the way to hospital but realised they weren't going to make it. Constables Amber Rawson and Deborah Clymo called triple zero while Sergeant Fiona Curnow, a mum-of-three, made the mum comfortable in the car outside the police station. Sergeant Curnow delivered the baby boy safely in the car before paramedics arrived. The new family's been taken to the Royal Women's Hospital by ambulance, where mum and baby are doing very well.