It depends on the charge and conviction. Under the legislation at present, and to my knowledge, if the equivalent charge in Antigua & Barbuda carries a sentence of 6 months in prison or more, you will not be approved for citizenship. In any other case, applications are assessed on a case-by-case basis. A drink-driving conviction would not automatically disqualify you, however, the details would have to be assessed by your licensed agent and in turn by the citizenship unit to give you a formal opinion. Any conviction carrying a sentence of 6 months or more are unacceptable, no matter the timeline.
