Summary
Tiger Woods has pleaded not guilty to charges related to a recent car crash in Florida and has asked for a jury trial. The crash involved his car flipping over after hitting a truck, leading to charges of driving under the influence and refusing a lawful test.
Key Facts
- Tiger Woods is involved in a legal case following a rollover crash in Florida.
- His attorney filed a waiver of arraignment and requested a jury trial.
- Woods faces charges of driving under the influence causing property damage.
- He is also charged with refusing to submit to a lawful test, which is a separate misdemeanor.
- Woods allegedly failed a field sobriety test, but a Breathalyzer showed no alcohol.
- Deputies noted signs of impairment, and Woods did not provide a urine sample.
- Pills identified as hydrocodone were found in Woods' possession.
- Woods indicated he was distracted by his cellphone and the radio before the crash.
