A hit-and-run incident in front of an elementary school has reportedly involved Kathryn Dennis, known for her appearance on Southern Charm, as the “suspect” behind the wheel of a 2022 Ford Bronco.
According to a report from RadarOnline, the driver, described as a “white female with dirty blonde hair,” struck a school resource officer directing traffic in front of Whitesville Elementary School and fled the scene. The injured officer was attended to for his injuries, and although the driver was not identified, the vehicle was later found outside Dennis’s residence.
The incident is currently under investigation, and a deputy reportedly sustained a broken hand during the event.
It’s worth noting that Dennis lost custody of her children, Kensie (9) and Saint (7), to her ex-boyfriend Thomas Ravenel in February 2023 after failing multiple drug tests.
“As I began to ask the traffic leaving the school to take the right and the traffic coming from Highway 52 to take the left, I noticed that the vehicle traveling from South Live Oak Drive was not slowing down. I blew on my whistle and stepped to the left to get out of the vehicle’s way. As I stepped to the left, the vehicle drove past me, striking me on the right side. The stop sign broke in my hand and landed in the roadway. The driver did not slow down or change driving pattern prior to or after striking me,” the injured officer stated.
FAQs
Is Kathryn Dennis involved in a hit-and-run incident?
Yes, Kathryn Dennis has been named as the suspect in a hit-and-run incident in front of an elementary school.
What were the details of the incident?
The incident involved a 2022 Ford Bronco driven by a white female with dirty blonde hair, striking a school resource officer directing traffic in front of Whitesville Elementary School and then leaving the scene.
Conclusion
The hit-and-run incident involving Kathryn Dennis is currently under investigation, with the reality star being named as the suspect behind the wheel. More details are expected to emerge as the investigation unfolds.