Connecticut Residents Charged with DWI in Brewster, Southeast

BREWSTER, NY — Three Connecticut residents face drunk-driving charges in New York after a state police crackdown over the weekend.

A Danbury resident faces a drunken driving charge in Brewster. On Jan. 7, New York State Police arrested Kelsey N. O’Keefe, 26, for DWI, a Misdemeanor.

Police said the trooper stopped the vehicle O’Keefe was operating on Main Street for an equipment violation, and concluded that she was intoxicated.

O'Keefe supplied a breath sample that revealed a Blood Alcohol Content of .12 percent and was issued traffic tickets directing her to appear in the Village of Brewster Justice Court on Jan. 23.

A Southbury resident faces a DWI charge in Southeast.

On Jan. 7, New York State Police arrested 23-year-old Laura M. Betancourth, and charged her with Driving While Intoxicated. They said they stopped her on Interstate 84 for speeding. She provided a breath sample that revealed a Blood Alcohol Content of .12 percent, police said.

Betancourth is due to appear in the Town of Southeast Court on Jan. 26.

A New Fairfield resident is also due in Southeast town court.

On Jan. 7, 61-year-old Michael E. Glennon, of New Fairfield, CT, was arrested by State Police for Driving While Intoxicated, a Misdemeanor. Subsequent to a traffic stop conducted on Sodom Lane for an equipment violation, Glennon was arrested for DWI. The defendant provided a breath sample that yielded a BAC of .09 percent and was issued traffic tickets returnable to the Town of Southeast Court on Jan. 26.

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