The stunning 26-year-old, real name Celeste Bonin, was tracked down by the authorities in Michigan during a live WWE Smackdown event. She was taken to a nearby police station, where she was arrested — with her mugshot soon plastered all over the internet, after it was published by US website TMZ. Kaitlyn, who has been released on a £200 bail, released a statement saying: “During a previous visit to Michigan, I was cited for a traffic violation. “I am fully cooperating with authorities to resolve the matter.” It is believed WWE bosses are relaxed about the incident as it does not relate to drink or drugs.

Hope Solo and Jerramy Stevens have reportedly been involved in a domestic violence case in Kirkland. According to a report from the Seattle PI on Tuesday (November 13), Stevens had to appear in court for a case that involved his reported fiance Solo. Apparently something happened on Monday (November 12), the day before the pair was scheduled to get married. The appearance in court was for a fourth-degree assault arrest that happened early Monday morning. The Seattle PI reports that, “According to a police report, Stevens was arrested after police were called to an altercation in which Solo’s older brother, Marcus, used a “stun gun” while allegedly fighting a group of males who were not invited to a party at the house.” The details of the case involve Solo bleeding from the elbow, Stevens found “asleep” in a bedroom and Solo’s brother Marcus calling police. Stevens did get arrested, but he was “quickly released after the judge deemed there was “zero” evidence connecting Stevens to any assault.” There appear to be details missing from this case, but there weren’t that many people that even knew that Stevens and Solo were in a relationship. The pair both were Washington Huskies, with Solo going into soccer for Team USA and Stevens getting drafted by the Seattle Seahawks. For now, Stevens has not been charged and has also been released, but that won’t stop rumors about this case from hitting the internet.

Win or lose, it seems setting random fires following the conclusion of a major sports championship has become a trend. Shortly after the San Francisco Giants clinched their second World Series title in three years on Sunday night in Detroit, diehards throughout the Bay Area began starting fires and climbing buses, according to the San Francisco Chronicle. Don’t confuse this with what Vancouver Canucks fans did in 2011—they lost in the Stanley Cup Final and were therefore upset. With Giants fans on the opposite end of the emotional spectrum after Game 4, the resulting celebration was rowdy, but noticeably less destructive. Alas, we’ve learned that victory and defeat are capable of inspiring reckless behavior on varying scales. Though some may use this to cast a negative light on Giants fans, it’s hardly damning, as the fires pictured above appear rather contained. Additionally, per the Chronicle, fans and police knew that no one had intentions to harm any of their fellow fans. “We’re going to help the partiers party,” said police Sgt. Tad Yamaguchi. “As long as they’re lawful and having fun, we’re all for it.” Police were especially prepared following similar partying following the Giants’ 2010 World Series win. We all can only hope that one day we experience happiness great enough to inspire us to leap fire like this bold fan. Congratulations to the San Francisco Giants on a dominant postseason, winning their last seven playoff games and second championship since moving to the Bay Area.