Stephanie Seymour applies for alcohol rehab program, could get Connecticut DUI dismissed

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Tuesday, February 2, 2016
Stephanie Seymour arrives at the 2013 MOCA Gala celebrating the opening of the Urs Fischer exhibition at MOCA on Saturday, April 20, 2013 in Los Angeles.
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STAMFORD, Connecticut -- Supermodel Stephanie Seymour has applied for a program that could lead to the dismissal of a drunken driving charge in Connecticut.



The former Victoria's Secret and Sports Illustrated model appeared in court Tuesday to answer to the charge.



Police say the 47-year-old Seymour backed her SUV into another car on an Interstate 95 exit ramp on Jan. 15 in Greenwich.



This is a photo police took of her while she was in custody:



Police say Seymour was unsteady, her eyes were bloodshot and her breath smelled of alcohol. Police say she refused field sobriety tests.



She was also charged with crashing into a utility pole and leaving the scene in a separate incident that day.



She told a judge Tuesday she applied to an alcohol counseling program.



Her lawyer says she isn't seeking preferential treatment and wants to put the episode behind her.



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