A mother and son engaged in a drug kiss last week in an upstate New York jail-that is to say the mother transferred two Oxycodone pills to her son orally through a French kiss.

Local police would not confirm if the mother and son used tongues in the drug kiss, according to The Daily News.

According to a Yates County Sheriff's Department, Margeson had the pills in her mouth before visiting the jail.

"She then passed two pills from her mouth to her son's mouth when she kissed him," the report said.

The son, William Partridge, 30, who is currently serving a weapons charge, had a misdemeanor count of promoting prison contraband added to his sentence, according to the website The Smoking Gun.

His make-out partner mom Kimberly Margeson, 54, was arrested and charged with a felony drug count and one misdemeanor count of promoting prison contraband. She is pleading not guilty and was released after paying $2,000 in bail money.

Frequently prescribed to cancer patients to treat pain, Oxycodone is a potent narcotic painkiller similar to heroin. According to The Smoking Gun, the Oxycodone was for Partridge's own use, not to sell or exchange within the jail.

The mother-son drug kiss scheme failed when the son was caught with the two pills, according to CBS news.