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During a recent interview, Trish Stratus said "I'm done" regarding pro wrestling. "I could never do that touring schedule again. Wrestling is in my blood. I love it, so if there were an opportunity to do something again in the ring, maybe. But going on the road? No. I've moved on," stated Trish Stratus.

Wrestling diva Trish Stratus puts moves on the bad guys

Trish Stratus, the former World Wrestling Entertainment women's champion, jumped at the chance to become a police officer. In the reality show Armed and Famous, the Richmond Hill resident patrolled the streets of Muncie, Ind., alongside new recruits La Toya Jackson, Erik Estrada and Wee Man, of Jackass fame. Although Trish Stratus never got to body slam a perp, Trish Stratus's glad to hear she's been nominated for Toronto's sexiest person. Dave McGinn spoke to Trish Stratus about being a police officer.

Q What did you like most about the police training?
I love new challenges. I love conquering something new. That was my first appeal about doing it.

Q Did you ever have a moment where you were putting the cuffs on someone and he's giving you hell and then he's like, "Hey, you're Trish Stratus!"?
Oh, every single time. The funny part is, it was almost like they wouldn't admit that they knew who I was until they were cuffed and in the back ofmy car and I was taking them to jail.
They were like, "I can't believe I got booked by Trish Stratus." Or they would say, "So can I get your autograph still?"

Trish Stratus’ Reality TV Show Picked Up By VH-1

PWInsider reports that VH-1 has picked up the Trish Stratus reality series "Armed & Famous" for a five-hour marathon this Saturday starting at 5:00 PM Eastern. That includes the fifth episode that never aired on CBS due to the show being cancelled. The show followed several celebrities in their journeys as police officers in Muncie, Indiana. They were trained and partnered up with real police officers to fight crime. Along with Trish Stratus, the show featured La Toya Jackson, Erik Estrada, Wee Man (from Jackass), and Jack Osbourne.

The shows ratings started off strong, but it couldn’t stand up to American Idol which aired on FOX in the same timeslot. The ratings spiraled downwards until the CBS pulled the plug on the show. There were also two additional episodes of the show scheduled, so it’s possible that they will eventually show up on VH-1 as well. It's estimated that Trish Stratus earned around $60,000 per episode.

Trish Stratus an Armed and Famous Cop

In the past five months Trish Stratus retired from wrestling, got married, settled into a new house and signed on for a seven-episode reality show that is airing in primetime on CBS. "So I spent my honeymoon in Muncie, Ind., without my husband," the WWE legend and native of Richmond Hill , Trish Stratus said with a laugh.

Trish Stratus felt the sacrifice was worth it to be part of Armed And Famous, in which five celebrites -- Trish Stratus, La Toya Jackson, Jack Osbourne, Erik Estrada and Jason (Wee Man) Acuna -- become police officers and go on real-life calls in crime- and crack-infested Muncie.

Trish Stratus Busts The Ho-Train

Former WWE Women’s Champion Trish Stratus can now add police officer and reality TV star to her already impressive resume. Trish Stratus is one of five celebrities who have trained to become sworn police officers with the Muncie, Ind., Police Department for the new reality show, Armed & Famous.Stratus joins television star Erik Estrada, singer and author La Toya Jackson, movie star and professional skateboarder Jason “Wee Man” Acuٌa and television personality Jack Osbourne for the series, which begins tonight at 8/7 CT on CBS.

“I love challenges. I think the WWE fans know I thrive on challenges. So to me this was like coming into a whole new world,” Trish Stratus told WWE.com.The former Diva has been in Muncie for more than a month, but yesterday was her final day of filming Armed & Famous. The opportunity to be on the show came as a total surprise to her following Trish Stratus's recent retirement from WWE.

Trish Stratus's Show Flopping

Wednesday night's airing of Trish Stratus' reality show Armed & Famous did a 2.9 rating on the fast nationals, which is considered to be pretty bad by CBS standards. It was 4th among the five networks, beating only Beauty & The Geek on The CW at 2.2. Trish Stratus and Latoya worked as undercover prostitutes in order to catch a "john."

Trish Stratus Backstage on Smackdown/ECW

Trish Stratus was backstage at last night's SmackDown/ECW house show because the event happened to be in Muncie, Indiana (the first time in several years). Trish Stratus is currently in Muncie filming her "Armed & Famous" reality series that will debut this Wednesday on CBS. Trish Stratus was simply visiting friends and there was no camera crew in town.