A Florida mother who was hungover when she slammed her toddler son's finger in a sliding door has been arrested, according to local authorities.
Megan Moss, 27, was charged with aggravated assault after the incident occurred on Monday at 67 Beechwood Lane in Palm Coast.
According to a Facebook post from the Flagler County Sheriff's Office, deputies arrived at the residence after learning that a suspect with an active warrant - who lived a few doors down - frequented the home.
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Megan Moss, 27, was charged with aggravated assault after the incident occurred on Monday at 67 Beechwood Lane in Palm Coast
A man living in the house allowed deputies to search the property and they were able to verify that the suspect was not there.
But while they were searching, deputies woke Moss, who stormed out in a thong and a t-shirt and started screaming at the deputies.
The homeowner tried to calm Moss down but she is said to have gotten belligerent with him, only letting up after deputies threatened her with arrest for touching the man.
While searching the original home, deputies heard a child scream.
Bodycam footage shows the deputies approaching the mother's residence Moss can be seen holding the little boy as he wails
Moss eventually sits out on her backyard patio and deputies are able to determine that the toddler's fingertip is practically severed
'Did she just slam that door on that kid?' a deputy asks. 'Is that kid crying in there.'
Bodycam footage shows the deputies approaching the mother's residence. Moss can be seen holding the little boy as he wails.
Moss asserts that the child is fine but the deputy refutes that claim and informs his partner that the child's finger is 'bleeding profusely.'
The deputy returns to the home and asks Moss to apply pressure to the boy's finger using a paper towel. He then asks the mother to come outside, adding that the toddler's finger is 'probably broken because it got slammed in the door track.'
The deputy and the woman argue over semantics, with Moss annoyed that the officer implied that she 'intentionally' hurt her son
Moss rejects the notion but the deputy doubles down and tells the mother that she slammed the door.
A little girl comes out and asks if the boy is
