- Pelham resident Megan Lemay, 20, crashed into a rock wall Sunday morning
- Police say the woman was under the influence and had been talking on FaceTime
- They found her phone open with the video call and prescription pills in the car
- She was not injured. Her arraignment for related charges is scheduled in July
An underage woman was video chatting on her cellphone early Sunday when she drove her car into a rock wall in New Hampshire, authorities say.
Pelham police say Megan Lemay, 20, was arrested and charged with prohibited use of a mobile device while driving, driving under the influence and possession of prescription drugs after the 2am accident.
The young woman had been traveling east toward New Hampshire 111A when she missed a curve and her 2013 Jeep Wrangler hit a wall on Simpson Road.
Megan Lemay, 20, crashed into a rock wall early Sunday in New Hampshire while driving under the influence and talking on FaceTime
The woman had been traveling east toward New Hampshire 111A when her 2013 Jeep Wrangler hit a wall
Police found prescription pills inside the vehicle and her phone still open with a FaceTime call.
Lemay made it out of the crash without injuries.
The woman refused to go to the hospital for treatment afterward, according to New Hampshire 1.
Lemay was arrested and charged with prohibited use of a mobile device while driving, driving under the influence and possession of prescription drugs
She was jailed but released on $2,000 bail. Her arraignment is scheduled for July 9.
Lemay’s Facebook page states she was or is currently employed as a waitress at Lobster Boat Restaurant in Litchfield.
Her page also states she studied massage therapy at the New Hampshire Institute of Therapeutic Arts in Hudson.
A daylight street view shows 33 Simpson Road in Pelham, where the crash happened
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