‘Southern Charm’ Star Kathryn Dennis Denies Role In Hit-And-Run That Allegedly Left Sheriff Deputy Injured

Southern Charm star Kathryn Dennis denied being behind the wheel of the car that nearly mowed down a deputy sheriff outside an elementary school, RadarOnline.com has exclusively learned.

Dennis told investigators that she and her 2022 Ford Bronco never left her South Carolina home — despite investigators noticing fresh damage to the vehicle’s passenger side and photographic evidence of her car’s license plate taken by a witness at the scene, according to internal documents obtained by RadarOnline.com.

As we previously reported, Dennis became the target of the investigation after her vehicle recklessly barreled down the street and grazed Berkeley County Sheriff’s Deputy Michelle Ward who working as a crossing guard clutching a large “STOP” sign outside the Whitesville Elementary School in Moncks Corner.

The deputy, who injured her hand and foot in the 7:30 a.m. incident, managed to get a partial license plate of the vehicle and a witness “chased down the Bronco and got the full tag,” according to the email obtained by RadarOnline.com.

Dennis was eventually tracked down at her home near the hit-and-run scene after an aggressive manhunt.

As RadarOnline.com has previously reported, Deputy Ward, 40, expressed her concerns that Dennis’ celebrity status and her family’s deep political ties in the state may have allegedly influenced the stalled investigation.

“I don’t know if it’s because she’s a local celebrity or actress or it’s because of the family that she is connected to or if it’s just they don’t want to,” Ward told RadarOnline.com in December. “I don’t know if they just feel that they don’t have enough – I don’t know. I would like to know why just for my own sanity to know why they haven’t done anything.”