Stephanie Seymour DUI Case Could Be Dismissed

GREENWICH, CT- Supermodel Stephanie Seymour could get her driving under the influence case dismissed if she completes an alcohol education diversionary program successfully.

A state judge approved Seymour to use the program, which entails alcohol abuse treatment and educational programs, according to WTNH. Seymour would also have to meet with victims of drunk driving incidents.

Her case would be dismissed in April 2017 if she successfully completes the program.

Seymour, 47, is married to polo-playing art collector and newsprint magnate Peter Brant.

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Seymour was arrested for DUI in January in Greenwich. She was involved in a two-vehicle crash on the Connecticut Turnpike exit 5 ramp.

According to the police report, Seymour was stopped at a stop sign on an exit ramp when another car came up and stopped behind her 2015 Range Rover. Instead of moving forward, Seymour put the vehicle into reverse and backed into a 2008 Mercury. Neither her or the driver of the other vehicle was injured.

She refused to perform a field sobriety test and was arrested for DUI and also given a ticket for unsafe backing.

Seymour was also arrested for evading responsibility and failure to drive in the proper lane after she was allegedly involved in a hit-and-run accident that occurred shortly before her arrest.

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