OPINION
CONTRERAS, Presiding Judge.
In this criminal appeal, the primary question presented for our consideration is whether a person who has been arrested for driving while under the influence of alcohol has a constitutional right to have the police make an audio or video recording of him at or near the time of his drunken driving arrest. We conclude that there is no such constitutional right and therefore affirm appellant's convictions.
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