AND ALSO WHAT POLICE ARE TRYING TO DO TO STOP THIS.
JEFF, GOOD MORNING. >> Reporter: GOOD MORNING TO
YOU. PROM AND GRADUATION SEASON IS
UNDER WAY ALREADY. AND SO MANY HIGH SCHOOLERS, EVEN
MIDDLE SCHOOLERS, ARE OUT THERE CELEBRATING.
AND THEY'RE GETTING THEIR HANDS ON ALCOHOL.
POLICE ARE TRYING TO STOP THIS. THEY'RE EVEN GOING INTO SCHOOLS
NOW, INCLUDING THIS WEEK, TRYING TO SCARE THE KIDS STRAIGHT.
HOW ARE THE KIDS GETTING THE ALCOHOL IN THE FIRST PLACE?
THIS MORNING, EVERY PARENT NEEDS TO SEE OUR UNDERCOVER HIDDEN
CAMERA INVESTIGATION. YOU'RE WATCHING A MOCK ACCIDENT
IN PROGRESS. TEENS SCREAMING FOR HELP AFTER
DRINKING AND CRASHING THEIR CAR. KIDS PUT ON STRETCHERS AND
AIR-LIFTED OUT. IT LOOKS SO REAL AND IT'S
SUPPOSED TO. FROM ARIZONA, TO FLORIDA AND
WISCONSIN. POLICE NOW RE-CREATING DRUNK
DRIVING ACCIDENTS WITH STUDENTS, TO SHOW THEM WHAT CAN HAPPEN IF
THEY DRINK AND DRIVE. >> IT'S REALLY WEIRD.
THIS COULD HAPPEN THIS SATURDAY. >> Reporter: THINK YOUR KIDS
CAN'T GET ALCOHOL? THINK AGAIN.
A RECENT STUDY FINDING 53% OF EIGHTH GRADERS SAY IT'S FAIRLY
EASY OR VERY EASY TO GET ALCOHOL.
SAME WITH 71% OF TENTH GRADERS. AND THERE ARE SERIOUS
CONSEQUENCES. OVER 180,000 UNDERAGED DRINKERS
SENT TO E.R. IN ONE YEAR ALONE. EXPERTS SAY THE RISE IN LIQUOR
STORE DELIVERIES CAN MAKE IT EASY FOR YOUR KIDS.
THE STORES SAY THEY CHECK I.D. AT YOUR DOOR.
BUT DO THEY REALLY? >> WE'RE ABOUT TO SEE.
WE'VE RENTED THIS HOME IN SUBURBAN CONNECTICUT.
AND WE'VE WIRED THE FRONT ENTRANCE WITH HIDDEN CAMERAS.
WE'VE CALLED LOCAL STORES AND ORDERED BEER AND WIN AND LICK
LIQUOR TO BE DELIVERED HERE.
WE'RE NOT GOING TO THE DOOR, ALLY IS.
YOU'RE GOING TO TAKE THE DELIVERIES AND SEE IF THEY GIVE
YOU ALCOHOL? >> YEP.
>> Reporter: ALLY WILL BE THERE ANSWERING THE DOOR.
AND THE DELIVERY PERSON WILL THINK NO ONE IS HOME, BECAUSE
WE'RE GOING TO HIDE BACK HERE IN THIS BACK ROOM, WATCHING ON A
LIVE FEED WITH ALLY'S MOM, JENNIE.
WHAT DO YOU THINK IS GOING TO HAPPEN?
>> SHE'S IN MIDDLE SCHOOL. I HOPE NO ONE GIVES HER THE
ALCOHOL. >> Reporter: FIRST UP, THIS
DELIVERY MAN, CARRYING A HUGE BOX OF ALCOHOL.
>> HI. >> Reporter: GOOD NEWS.
HE WON'T GIVE HER THE BOOZE WITHOUT I.D.
IN FACT, A FEW OF THEM DON'T. >> ARE YOU OLD ENOUGH?
>> I'M 13. >> I CAN'T GIVE YOU THIS.
>> Reporter: OKAY. ENCOURAGING.
BUT THEN, A NEW DELIVERY MAN SHOWS UP.
>> HI. THANK YOU.
>> Reporter: INCREDIBLE. IN JUST SECONDS, ALLY GETS AN
ENTIRE BOX OF ALCOHOL. NO QUESTIONS ASKED.
JUST HANDED IT RIGHT OVER. YOU HAVE A BOX OF BOOZE HERE.
SEE WHAT HE GAVE YOU.
BOTTLES AND BOTTLES OF WINE. BOOZE RIGHT HERE.
>> THAT'S CRAZY. >> Reporter: BUT THE LAST
DELIVERY REALLY SURPRISES US. >> HI.
THANK YOU. I DON'T HAVE ONE.
>> OKAY. NO PROBLEM.
>> OKAY. THANK YOU.
HAVE A NICE DAY. >> Reporter: THAT'S RIGHT.
HE DOES ASK FOR I.D. BUT DOESN'T CARE WHEN ALLY DOESN'T HAVE IT.
>> IT LOOKS LIKE HE GAVE ME WINE.
I THINK HE GAVE ME PATRON. I DON'T KNOW.
>> HE GAVE YOU CHAMPAGNE AND TEQUILA.
WHAT DO YOU MAKE OF THIS? >> I THINK IT'S CRAZY.
IF KIDS MY AGE ARE RECEIVING ALCOHOL AND THEY'RE CLEARLY
UNDERAGE, WHO ELSE IS DRINKING THIS.
WE SHOWED OUR RESULTS TO M.A.D.D., MOTHERS AGAINST DRUNK
DRIVING. >> THIS IS A WAKE-UP CALL TO
PARENTS. THOSE WHO ARE SERVING ALCOHOL
SHOULD OBEY THE LAW AND SHOULD BE DOING EVERYTHING THEY CAN TO
MAKE SURE THOSE THAT THEY ARE SERVING ARE THE AGE OF 21.
>> AT THE END OF THE DAY, 13-YEAR-OLD ALLY EASILY GETTING
HER HANDS ON SEVEN BOTTLES OF BOOZE, FROM WINE TO CHAMPAGNE TO
TEQUILA.
>> SHE'S GOING TO HIGH SCHOOL NEXT YEAR.
AND IT'S ANOTHER THING TO WORRY ABOUT.
VERY SCARY. >> Reporter: REREACHED OUT TO
THE STORES THAT HANDED OVER THE ALCOHOL.
THEY TOLD US THIS IS UNACCEPTABLE.
THEY PLAN TO RETRAIN THEIR DELIVERY PEOPLE TO CHECK I.D.
EVERY TIME. SUPERIMPORTANT AS WE'RE IN THIS
SEASON NOW. >> YOU REASON THE EXPERIMENT
SEVERAL TIMES. DID MORE DRIVERS DO THE RIGHT
THING? >> MORE PEOPLE DID THE RIGHT
THING THAN THE WRONG THING. BUT THE PEOPLE THAT DID THE
WRONG THING, THINK HOW MANY DELIVERIES