Watch: Cops Surprise Sons Whose Mother Died

NEW LONDON, CT — First, grab the tissues.

RayQuan Henderson-Warren's mother Asia Warren passed away unexpectedly and suddenly two days before Christmas. She was just 44 years old. (You can read her heartbreaking obituary here.)

But while police were on the scene of her untimely death, her 25-year-old son RayQuan was arrested for an outstanding warrant.

And while much of his family was outraged, Henderson-Warren says he not only forgives, but understands that cops needed to do their jobs. He was released right away on bail he said, but was worried about his younger brother, Savahn Ali Warren, 12; the grief in losing his mom and the fear of his brother being taken away and all just before Christmas.

But two days later, on Christmas, something happened. Cops showed up again.

But this time, with gifts and love.

The video will break your heart.

In a good way.

Police arrive with gifts: "We're both parents," New London Police Officer Deena Nott says, pointing to another officer, "I'm a mom, he's a dad. We're parents before we're ever police officers. If you need anything from from us, you call; we're here. All we ask is that you be a good guy and help somebody in return."

Henderson-Warren wrote, "We thank you all who serve and protect. May God bless us all."And then said, "Also, for those like my mom that wanted me to do better, I'm a changed man."