Dalton, who lives in Florence, and Samaree, who lives in Camden, had their wishes to be state troopers come true as New Jersey State Police Superintendent Col. Patrick Callahan swore them into duty in a ceremony at the Samuel & Josephine Plumeri Wishing Place, home of Make-A-Wish New Jersey.

A special Make-A-Wish was granted for two 6-year-olds fighting different illnesses Tuesday as they got sworn into the New Jersey State Police Department, cruising with cops from across our area.

Dalton Swain wished to become a cop to fight bad guys, but on Tuesday, his first day as a state trooper, there were no bad guys in sight. Dalton and fellow 6-year-old Samaree Johnson instead were surrounded by good guys.

The boys got a swearing-in ceremony and the chance to make an "arrest."

Two 6-year-old boys from Camden and Florence had their wishes come true on Tuesday. Samaree and Dalton were sworn into the New Jersey State Police by Col. Patrick Callahan.

Earlier today, Colonel Patrick J. Callahan joined Make-A-Wish of New Jersey President and CEO Tom Weatherall, former Make-A-Wish of America Board Chair John Crowley, and a contingent of more than 100 troopers and law enforcement officers from several states to make a dream come true for two amazing boys. Samaree and Dalton are 6-year-old boys battling serious illnesses who dream to become police officers.

A special Make-A-Wish was granted for two 6-year-olds fighting different illnesses Tuesday as they got sworn into the New Jersey State Police Department, cruising with cops from across our area.

Two 6-year-old boys from Camden and Florence had their wishes come true on Tuesday. Samaree and Dalton were sworn into the New Jersey State Police by Col. Patrick Callahan.

Five-year-old Delany Henry was missing her regular playground, so one was brought to her.

It was a magical time at the Samuel & Josephine Plumeri Wishing Place Monday where there were unicorns, rainbows, sparkles and a fairy princess named Violet Spiliotes.