Kia Sorento: Last News

WWE Hall of Famer Tammy Sytch will be kept behind bars until her trial for a deadly car crash.The wrestling legend turned OnlyFans model was arrested on March 25 this year after a 75-year-old man in a stationary vehicle was killed at traffic lights in Ormond Beach, Florida, US.Better known as 'Sunny', the 49-year-old was found to have been three-and-a-half times over the legal alcohol limit, but coughed up the $227,500 (£185,800) bond fee which saw her released from custody. Julian Lasseter was in his 2013 Kia Sorento when Sytch's 2012 Mercedes collided with it from behind, sending both of them to hospital, police said.Lasseter tragically died that same day.On Friday Syth appeared in court where prosecutors referenced her previous driving under influence convictions and labelled her a "threat to the community".

A woman has tragically died after being involved in a crash with an HGV on the M8 in Edinburgh.

In this instalment of John Murdoch's Drive Time, John takes Kia's flagship seven-seater Sorento in hybrid form and the all-electric Subaru Solterra for a spin.

Tammy Sytch, known as Sunny during her time as a professional wrestler with the WWE, has been placed under arrest and faces multiple charges due to her involvement in a car wreck that resulted in a fatality.

Tammy Sytch has gotten herself into yet another nasty legal mess.

WWE star Tammy Sytch, better known as Sunny, has been accused by Florida police of causing a fatal car accident while under the influence of alcohol last month. The 49-year-old has not been charged but allegedly crashed her 2012 Mercedes into the back of a 2013 Kia Sorento, with both Sytch and a 75-year-old man taken to hospital for their injuries.The man, identified as Julian Lafrancis Lasseter, ultimately died, police report.Reports claim that Sytch had been "driving at a high rate of speed" before the collision, and police believe the former WWE star was drunk at the time of the crash, with blood samples taken from Sytch but results yet to be released.A statement from police read: "The Ormond Beach Police Department Traffic Unit is actively investigating the crash.

TMZ has reported.A crash report by Ormond Beach Police Department, Florida, reportedly shows that the accident happened at around 8:28 PM on March 25 on US Highway 1 in Volusia County. Sytch is thought to have crashed her 2012 Mercedes into the back of a 2013 Kia Sorento and then into the rear of a 2011 GMC Yukon that had also stopped at a stoplight.The driver of the vehicle she hit, identified as Julian Lafrancis Lasseter, was transported to Halifax Health Medical Center where he was pronounced dead.Witnesses reportedly said she was ‘driving at a high rate of speed’ before crashing.Sytch, 49, was also taken to the hospital but later released.Police are currently investigating whether Sytch was impaired at the time of the crash.Ormond Beach Police Chief Jesse Godfrey said (via Ormond Beach Observer): ‘Our hearts go out to the Lasseter family that lost their loved one in such a tragic event.‘Our goal at the Ormond Beach Police Department is to keep city roadways safe, so if you see a vehicle operating in a manner that leads you to believe the driver may be impaired, please don’t hesitate to call 911.

the Korean marque’s machine offers the sort of quality found in the premium class but without the hefty price tag. The sophistication was apparent as soon as I first went to pull away in the Sorento from the side of the road.As I flicked the indicator, the driver’s 12.3in digital display showed me a video of the lane to my side and behind me so I knew it was safe to pull out.And it does it every time you indicate to turn at a junction or swap lanes on the motorway – removing any blind-spot anxieties.