Photo Gallery: Glendale police officer reunites with child he saved

Clayton Cha, 3, runs for the door after giving Glendale Police Officer James Colvin a hug at the Glendale Police Department on Thursday, January 22, 2016. Colvin, in April, 2015, was the first on the scene to treat then 2-year-old Clayton Cha who had fallen on his head from 22-feet onto concrete. Today was the first day Colvin has seen the now 3-year-old boy who is doing miraculously well.

Clayton Cha, 3, runs for the door after giving Glendale police officer James Colvin a hug at the Glendale Police Department on Thursday, Jan. 22, 2016. Last April, Colvin was the first on the scene to treat then 2-year-old Clayton, who had fallen on his head from 22-feet onto concrete.  (Tim Berger / Staff Photographer)

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Looking sleepy, Clayton Cha, 3, rests his head on his mother Jennifer Cha's shoulder as she talks with Glendale police officer James Colvin at the Glendale Police Department on Thursday, Jan. 22, 2016. Last April, Colvin was the first on the scene to treat then 2-year-old Clayton, who had fallen on his head from 22-feet onto concrete.

Looking sleepy, Clayton Cha, 3, rests his head on his mother Jennifer Cha’s shoulder as she talks with Glendale police officer James Colvin at the Glendale Police Department on Thursday, Jan. 22, 2016. Last April, Colvin was the first on the scene to treat then 2-year-old Clayton, who had fallen on his head from 22-feet onto concrete.  (Tim Berger / Staff Photographer)

Clayton Cha, 3, starts to get a little mischievous with Glendale police officer James Colvin at the Glendale Police Department on Thursday, Jan. 22, 2016. Last April, Colvin was the first on the scene to treat then 2-year-old Clayton, who had fallen on his head from 22-feet onto concrete.

Clayton Cha, 3, starts to get a little mischievous with Glendale police officer James Colvin at the Glendale Police Department on Thursday, Jan. 22, 2016. Last April, Colvin was the first on the scene to treat then 2-year-old Clayton, who had fallen on his head from 22-feet onto concrete.  (Tim Berger / Staff Photographer)

Clayton Cha, 3, plays with a Glendale Police Department badge sticker on his nose as his smiley-eyed sister Camryn, 6, watches at the Glendale Police Department. The Cha family was there to thank Officer James Colvin, who was the first on the scene to treat then 2-year-old Clayton last April, when he fell on his head from 22-feet onto concrete.

Clayton Cha, 3, plays with a Glendale Police Department badge sticker on his nose as his smiley-eyed sister Camryn, 6, watches at the Glendale Police Department. The Cha family was there to thank Officer James Colvin, who was the first on the scene to treat then 2-year-old Clayton last April, when he fell on his head from 22-feet onto concrete.  (Tim Berger / Staff Photographer)

Clayton Cha presented Officer James Colvin with a painting. Last April, Colvin was the first on the scene to treat then 2-year-old Clayton, who had fallen on his head from 22-feet onto concrete.

Clayton Cha presented Officer James Colvin with a painting. Last April, Colvin was the first on the scene to treat then 2-year-old Clayton, who had fallen on his head from 22-feet onto concrete.  (Tim Berger / Staff Photographer)

Clayton Cha, 3, of Glendale, runs into the arms of Glendale Police Officer James Colvin to say goodbye after meeting with him to thank him at the Glendale Police Department on Thursday, Jan. 22, 2016. Last April, Colvin was the first on the scene to treat then 2-year-old Clayton, who had fallen on his head from 22-feet onto concrete.

Clayton Cha, 3, of Glendale, runs into the arms of Glendale Police Officer James Colvin to say goodbye after meeting with him to thank him at the Glendale Police Department on Thursday, Jan. 22, 2016. Last April, Colvin was the first on the scene to treat then 2-year-old Clayton, who had fallen on his head from 22-feet onto concrete.  (Tim Berger / Staff Photographer)

Clayton Cha, 3, of Glendale, is lowered into his chair by Glendale Police Officer James Colvin under the watchful eye of Clayton's mother Jennifer. Last April, Colvin was the first on the scene to treat then 2-year-old Clayton, who had fallen on his head from 22-feet onto concrete.

Clayton Cha, 3, of Glendale, is lowered into his chair by Glendale Police Officer James Colvin under the watchful eye of Clayton’s mother Jennifer. Last April, Colvin was the first on the scene to treat then 2-year-old Clayton, who had fallen on his head from 22-feet onto concrete.  (Tim Berger / Staff Photographer)

Jennifer Cha of Glendale hugs and thanks Glendale police officer James Colvin at the Glendale Police Department on Thursday, Jan. 22, 2016. Last April, Colvin was the first on the scene to treat then 2-year-old Clayton, who had fallen on his head from 22-feet onto concrete.

Jennifer Cha of Glendale hugs and thanks Glendale police officer James Colvin at the Glendale Police Department on Thursday, Jan. 22, 2016. Last April, Colvin was the first on the scene to treat then 2-year-old Clayton, who had fallen on his head from 22-feet onto concrete.  (Tim Berger / Staff Photographer)

The Chas walk with Glendale Police Officer James Colvin at the Glendale Police Department to thank him on Thursday, Jan. 22, 2016. Last April, Colvin was the first on the scene to treat then 2-year-old Clayton, who had fallen on his head from 22-feet onto concrete.

The Chas walk with Glendale Police Officer James Colvin at the Glendale Police Department to thank him on Thursday, Jan. 22, 2016. Last April, Colvin was the first on the scene to treat then 2-year-old Clayton, who had fallen on his head from 22-feet onto concrete.  (Tim Berger / Staff Photographer)

For a while, Glendale Police Officer James Colvin had to chase and keep up with the antics of 3-year-old Clayton Cha, of Glendale at the Glendale Police Department on Thursday, Jan. 22, 2016. Last April, Colvin was the first on the scene to treat then 2-year-old Clayton, who had fallen on his head from 22-feet onto concrete.

For a while, Glendale Police Officer James Colvin had to chase and keep up with the antics of 3-year-old Clayton Cha, of Glendale at the Glendale Police Department on Thursday, Jan. 22, 2016. Last April, Colvin was the first on the scene to treat then 2-year-old Clayton, who had fallen on his head from 22-feet onto concrete.  (Tim Berger / Staff Photographer)

Glendale Police Officer James Colvin holds Clayton Cha, 3, of Glendale, next to mother Jennifer Cha, and Clayton's sister Camryn, 6, at the Glendale Police Department on Thursday, Jan. 22, 2016. Last April, Colvin was the first on the scene to treat then 2-year-old Clayton, who had fallen on his head from 22-feet onto concrete.

Glendale Police Officer James Colvin holds Clayton Cha, 3, of Glendale, next to mother Jennifer Cha, and Clayton’s sister Camryn, 6, at the Glendale Police Department on Thursday, Jan. 22, 2016. Last April, Colvin was the first on the scene to treat then 2-year-old Clayton, who had fallen on his head from 22-feet onto concrete.  (Tim Berger / Staff Photographer)