Former WWE Diva Sunny (real name Tammy Sytch) is making headlines once again – this time for being arrested three times in three days!

According to TMZ.com,

Former WWE Diva Tammy Sytch — who wrestled under the name Sunny — was arrested THREE times in THREE days … each arrest for “crimes related to domestic violence” … TMZ has learned.

The Branford Police in Connecticut tell us … 39-year-old Tammy was first arrested for disorderly conduct on September 11 at 8:55 PM … in an incident involving a man who was living in the house where the altercation took place.

Tammy was released the next day (Sept. 12) on $500 bond … and enjoyed several hours of freedom before ARREST #2 at 4:49 PM … when the former wrestler was popped for disorderly conduct and strangulation for an incident involving the same man. She was also charged with violating a restraining order.

Tammy was released the next day (Sept.13) on $25,000 bond … and enjoyed several hours of freedom before ARREST #3 at 8:00 PM … when she was popped for once again violating a restraining order. We’re told the incident also involved the same man.

Tammy was released the next day (today) on $2,500 bond … and is currently enjoying several hours of freedom.

In addition, The WWE has released a statement saying,

“As part of WWE’s Former Talent Program, we sent Ms. Sytch to rehabilitation three times, with all costs covered by WWE.”

“Unfortunately, Ms. Sytch continues to make poor personal choices. WWE will continue to provide assistance should she want to take advantage of it.”

Seth’s Opinion
It’s unfortunate that the diva formerly known as Sunny and other ex-WWE superstars make these decisions and get into these situations. Then again, we see a lot of current and former professional athletes do these things as well. Fame must get to them and all the drugs, alcohol and other situations that are offered to them. At the same time, it is unbelievably great how WWE supports its former employees. I give a lot of credit to Vince McMahon for the Former Talent Program.
What do you think of Tammy Sytch’s situation? What are your thoughts on WWE’s Former Talent Program?

Seth Guttenplan is the writer and editor of GuTTWrenchPowerBlog, a brand new WWE blog. Seth also writes for CamelClutchBlog.com and WrestleEnigma.com. Seth is also the host of Smackdown Rundown, a weekly prodcast through ProWrestlingPowerhouse Radio. When Seth is not writing about wrestling, he is a Special Education teacher in New Jersey. To read more from Seth, follow him on twitter (@sethgutt) and visit http://guttwrenchpowerblog.com

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