Heather Locklear Cleared in Hit-and-Run
Heather Locklear
Prosecutors will not charge Heather Locklear in a hit-and-run case, saying they don't have sufficient evidence that she was the one behind the wheel of her car when it hit a no-parking sign.
Locklear was arrested and cited with a misdemeanor hit-and-run last month after the accident on a public street in California's Ventura County. The car's driver left the scene without notifying authorities.
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"Insufficient evidence exists to establish who the driver of the vehicle was at the time of the collision," Ventura District Attorney Gregory D. Totten said in a statement. "As a result, no criminal charges will be filed."
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Calls to Locklear's attorney, Blair Berk, were not immediately returned. Berk previously said that it was unclear who was driving the former Melrose Place star's car.
Locklear is serving a three-year probation term after pleading no contest to reckless driving following a 2008 DUI charge.