As first reported by WrestlingNews.Co, Tammy 'Sunny' Sytch was arrested earlier this week.
Per New Jersey state records, this arrest took place on Thursday in Keansburg, New Jersey, with Sytch facing 11 charges. Due in court on 10 March, the WWE Hall of Famer has been charged with:
- Operating under influence of liquor or drugs
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- Driving after driver's license/registration suspended/revoked
- Carless driving: Likely to endanger person or property
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- Reckless driving
- Failure to wear seat equipment - responsibility of driver
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- Driving without a license
- Failure to possess driver's license
- Failure to posses driver's registration
- Failure to possess driver's insurance card
- Failure to install interlock/drive car without interlock
- Operate motor vehicle license suspension - second violation
Unfortunately, this is the second time that Sytch has been arrested in 2022 already, with her charged with making terroristic threats and unlawful possession of a weapon back in January of this year. Tammy has had several run-ins with the law in recent years, and since 2018 there have been charges relating to violation of a domestic restraining order, eluding police, driving a motor vehicle while under a license suspension, and various DUIs.
Sytch has recently been announced to appear at this year's WrestleCon event in Dallas during WrestleMania Weekend, although it remains to be seen whether this latest set of charges against her will impact that at all.
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