PORTLAND, Ore. - Two Oregon police officers recently made a special delivery: a pizza.

Here's how their fast-food run unfolded, according to CBS affiliate KOIN.

On Sept. 1, a Pizza Hut driver in Portland got into a crash, while heading to the home of Steve Huckins and his wife. (The driver was hurt but is now doing OK)

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When the delivery was delayed, Huckins' wife called the Pizza Hut.

"So [my wife] goes, 'well we didn't get the pizza,' so [the manager] says, 'well we'll make one and I'll hand deliver it and give it to you for half price," said Huckins.

The manager was good to his word - he personally delivered a pizza to the Huckins' door.

They were just sitting down to eat, when - another knock at the door.

It was the police.

With a pizza.

The one they had ordered in the first place.

Huckins and his wife were... well, they say they were shocked.

"They turn around to leave, and I said, 'whoa, whoa, whoa - I got to get a picture of this. No one is going to believe Portland police delivering a pizza.' So that's the picture everyone saw," Huckins said.

The photo Huckins snapped of the two officers went viral.

Huckins said he wanted to thank the two cops-turned-delivery men -- Michael Filbert and Royce Curtiss -- for going out of their way to make a special delivery.

"I wanted these officers to get a little recognition because these officers went above and beyond," Huckins said.

Policing, with everything.