On today's body cam, we're checking out she calls her mom during DUI stop. Mom tries to blame someone else. >> The reason why I'm pulling over today is cuz your registration's expired since May. >> I'm [snorts] so sorry. >> Okay, do you have your license, registration, or proof of insurance? Anything to drink tonight? >> No, sir. I've been trying to renew my insurance and I >> Right. >> it's been unsuccessful. >> Do you have the insurance policy on your phone? >> Yes, I do, sir. >> Did you give him the registration? >> No, I'm cleaning out my car cuz I'm turning in my lease right now. So, I just wanted to let you know that. >> Hey, ma'am, can you do me a favor and step out the vehicle real quick? >> Yeah, just wanted to >> So, what are you noticing right now? >> of attention. >> What is she doing now? >> She's still looking at her phone. I'm telling her to step out the vehicle real quick. Ma'am, can you step out the vehicle real quick? >> Yeah, just wanted >> You can You can leave that for now. >> Yeah, I know. I'm good. >> Did you have anything to drink tonight cuz I can smell the odor of alcohol coming from you? No, are you willing to participate in some field sobriety exercises to determine if you're impaired? >> Yeah. >> Okay, let's do that. Can you leave your phone on top there? >> Can I call my mom for a minute? >> No, let's go ahead and do this first. >> talk to my mom. I have a right to talk to my mom. >> You don't. No, you We'll give you a phone call. However, right now he's conducting a lawful investigation and for you prohibiting him to do that is a crime within itself. Okay, the phone call for mom we we can do that later, but right now is just not the time. >> I feel more safe >> You're going to deny the test? >> Well, I just I could >> So, I'm just letting you know if I'm just letting you know if you deny the test, I might have to with all the the totality of the circumstances, I'm going to have to arrest you. >> No, I don't want to be arrested. >> No, we're going to have to arrest you, okay? Is this your mom? Do you mind if I talk to her? Okay. >> My my daughter has major anxiety. >> Okay. Listen, we're not we're not we're not trying to Listen, >> She gets panic attacks. >> Okay, okay, but Mom, Mom, I'm I'm I'm try I'm not We're We're trying to be the bad guys here, but we're noticing signs of impairment, okay? I can smell alcohol coming off her breath in person. She's showing some signs of impairment. Has she been drinking a little bit this evening? >> I don't know. >> Okay. >> I don't know. I'm in Oregon, okay? >> I got you. Um what Did you Did you take prescription medication for her anxiety? >> Yes. >> Okay. Do you know Do you know what she takes? >> Um it's called Oh God, what's the name of it? >> Um >> I know. She has Um it's called Oh God, what's it called? >> It's It's okay. You can't Ma'am Ma'am, just just We're just breathe. Just breathe. >> Okay. She >> Oh my God. Wow. People really crack under pressure, man. Really crack under pressure. Why are we even talking to Mom right now? She is a grown adult. See, this is why I couldn't be officer, man. All that calling your parent. No. If you're above the age of 18, you're 18 and above, you are an adult. I shouldn't I don't want to talk to Mom. I care less about talking to Mom. I could care less about talking to Dad, you know? Once things is under control and, you know, we have you already in custody or whatever, you know, then we could fill you in on some things if you choose to. But right now, no. The officer should not be talking to Mom. Mom can't get you out of this. She can't. She can't She can't get you out of this. You're going to jail. Period. >> I have severe panic attacks. >> [laughter] >> Even Mom crack under pressure. >> Wait a minute. Her name's Megan. >> Megan, do you know what you take for your anxiety? What do you take? >> Uh Ashwagandha and alcohol. >> What's it? It's not a It's not a prescription medication, though? Is that for Wanda? >> I mean, I'm against prescription, but I have severe anxiety >> Mom, we'll we'll get we'll let her get a phone call back to you. Just give it Just give us a moment, okay? I anxiety. We're just trying to determine whether or not you're able to go home driving your car. >> I just took my medication. I just want to go home. I have two dogs. I I need to go home. >> You said yes to doing the field sobriety exercises. That way we can get you home. >> [snorts] >> Well, I just want to go home. I'm alone. I'm alone. >> It's >> I have like severe I'm not going to have panic attacks. >> Okay. >> I'm not kidding you. >> need medical attention? >> [snorts] >> I'm I'm my heart is >> Do you need medical attention? >> I don't know. I'm I'm by myself. I'm usually by myself. >> Megan, it's it's yes or no. Do you need medical attention? >> I don't know. I don't want to answer. >> Are you willing Are you willing to do field sobriety exercises? >> I don't know anymore. I don't know. >> Well, if you don't know, then we might have to make the decision for you. And the decision is going to be your ass going to jail, man. >> Megan. >> If the cops are like >> I'm just trying to prove you're okay to drive. >> saying anything yes or no. >> How much did you have to drink? >> No, I'm not saying anything. I I don't want to >> Okay. >> Cuz my mom is on the phone. >> I know. I I just talked to her. I let her know everything that was happening, and I told her that you would call her back. >> are very good people. >> We are. We're just trying to do our job. You don't want to do it? >> I'm not I'm not >> You're not going to do it? >> I just Can I get an Uber home and I >> No. That's how it works. Okay, put your hands behind your back. >> No, I don't. >> Yeah, perfect. Perfect. No, no, no, no, please. >> No, my mom's on the phone. Please. I don't I need to be able to talk to my mom. Mom is calling right now. >> Yeah, I know. I know. I'm going >> I'm not So, I'm not agreeing to take anything. >> You're not agreeing to take anything. We want to let you know that Megan is going to that she is going to jail tonight for driving on a network. >> I have dogs. I have nobody to let my dogs out. >> have any friends nearby that could take care of your dog? >> I have nobody. >> Somebody put something in her drink. She had Coke. I don't know what's going on here. I need you to talk to me right now, please. >> What do you need Ma'am, I'll I'm willing to answer any questions you have. What do you need? >> I think this is funny, don't you? >> Not really. >> No, I don't think it's funny at all. >> You better not be doing anything to my daughter. I will I will prosecute you >> Okay. >> if you hurt my daughter. >> Click. Click. End the conversation. End the conversation. Click. Click. I'm not talking to you no more. This is the problem. People nowadays fail to take responsibility for their actions. Nobody told you to drink none of that and drive under the influence. Period. That's the decision that you as an individual made. And now mom, who is not even around, who is not even around, is going to come up with some excuse that something was put in her drink. This is why you don't talk to the parents. If they're over 18, I ain't got nothing to say to you. You know? That's why I said that. Look, you get on the phone, you're polite, you're talking to mom, yada yada. Hey man, you know, I'm willing to fill you in what's going on, yada yada. Oh, don't you do this to Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. Hang it up. It's over. Try to give you a chance to talk. >> Okay, ma'am. Like I said, your your your daughter right now is she's just being placed in custody for driving under the influence. She's completely fine. She's getting in the back of this deputy's car here. She's Everything is okay. Unfortunately, she is showing many signs of impairment. >> Yeah, but there was some man at the bar that she told me about and I'm telling you if they slipped something in her Coca-Cola, I I will be prosecuting. >> Let's go. Yeah, she had the bar drinking a Coca-Cola. Does that even MAKE SENSE? DOES THAT EVEN MAKE SENSE? YEAH, she told me the man at the bar slipped something in her Coca-Cola. Okay, so now we just go to the bar to drink soda. You could go to Dollar General and grab a soda. You're going to have plenty of time to talk to her when you get to the jail. Let's go. We're going to take care of you, okay? >> [crying] >> Please get inside, okay? I'll leave the door open. >> Are you a dad? >> No, ma'am, I'm not. >> Okay. How old are you? >> I am 24 years of age. >> You're 24? >> Yes, ma'am. I I don't I don't I don't feel that's relevant to the situation, but I'm just trying to help you out. >> I'm not I'm not saying that. I'm sure you're mature for your age. >> I do what I can. >> 5213 help five. >> I just want to make sure my daughter's safe. >> She She's completely safe. She's Okay. Ma'am, ma'am, we are we are fully accredited law enforcement agency. Your your daughter is in very good hands with us, okay? >> I have work tomorrow, so >> The reason why you are in custody right now the way you were giving your information >> I have I have insurance. My tags are expired. I'm turning in my leased car. >> That's not the reason why >> All right, well then you can talk to my lawyer the truth. >> This is your mom. >> Hey mom, I'm handcuffed. >> You're You're handcuffed? >> Yeah, you're on speaker. I don't know why. Yeah. Will you Will you please text Bill and let him know? >> Oh, I will. >> Please, no. Call him. >> That's That's not right. That's not right. I'm calling right now. I'm Yeah, bye. [laughter] >> All right, bye. >> I love I love you. Bye. >> Okay. >> Can you bring my phone? >> Yes. >> You should not be handcuffed. >> It's okay. I have anxiety, so this is going to cause a lot of anxiety. >> What can we do to help comfort you? >> Having my hands behind my back >> That's unfortunately against our agency policy to put them on her. >> I will tell you I'm having anxiety right now, so >> need medical attention? >> I this is This is like my worst nightmare in the back seat of a car with no I I literally I feel very anxious. >> Okay, this is what we're going >> I I need like >> I'm going to allow you to get comfortable. The moment as soon as we get there, the faster we get there, we're going to get you out of the handcuffs, okay? >> I don't know what this is, guys. I really don't know. >> Well, we have Okay, we'll be on that. Is there anything else I can do for you? I'm trying my best to be nice and and help you. Like I but >> this is your job. >> Like I said, so this deputy he's going to take you to the breath test room, um and I'm going to meet you there cuz I want to be conducting it, okay? We're in there. You will take a seat in that black chair. I'm now requesting you submit to a lawful test of your breath for the purpose of determining its alcohol content. >> I don't need to do any testing right now. I'm great. >> Okay. >> I'm sorry, I'm emotional. >> No, that's okay. Don't be emotional. >> I've just been through a lot lately. >> Meghan was originally charged with DUI, but later resolved the case by entering a no contest plea to a reduced charge of reckless driving. She was ordered to complete 48 hours of community service, a driver improvement course, and pay court costs and fees. >> Subscribe, let the 808 slide. Craziest footage on [music] a midnight ride. Bounce [singing] to the rhythm. >> [music] >> Let the bassline hit. That's got them reacting.