Police in Stonington, Connecticut, arrested twin sisters within 24 hours
over the weekend, both for driving under the influence and hitting
something with their cars.
On Saturday at 1:49am, police said Kathleen S. Murphy, 25, of 140
Latimer Point Road, backed into another car in the parking lot of
Hootie’s Good Times Cafe in Pawcatuck. She was charged with driving
under the influence of alcohol or drugs, unsafe backing, improper use of
markers, driving without minimum insurance and failure to register a
motor vehicle eligible for commercial registration.
Then on Sunday at 1:46am, police arrested Hannah R. Murphy, 25, also of
140 Latimer Point Road after they say she struck a road sign near and
left the scene. She was charged with driving under the influence of
alcohol or drugs, evading responsibility and failure to drive right. The
sisters are slated to appear in New London Superior Court on June 17.
Police added that the car Kathleen Murphy hit early on Saturday was struck a short time later in the Hootie’s lot by a car driven by another alleged drunk driver. In that case Gerald M. Dunn, 56, of Pawcatuck was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs and unsafe backing.
Police added that the car Kathleen Murphy hit early on Saturday was struck a short time later in the Hootie’s lot by a car driven by another alleged drunk driver. In that case Gerald M. Dunn, 56, of Pawcatuck was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs and unsafe backing.
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