Summary
Golfer Tiger Woods pleaded not guilty to driving under the influence (DUI) in Florida after a car crash where deputies found he had pain pills on him. The sheriff's report noted he showed signs of being impaired, but Woods claims he had taken prescription medication earlier.
Key Facts
- Tiger Woods faces a DUI charge in Florida related to a recent car crash.
- He entered a written plea of not guilty and will not attend the arraignment in person.
- Sheriff’s deputies found opioid pain pills and noted Woods showed impairment signs, including bloodshot eyes and dilated pupils.
- Woods admitted to taking prescription medication and mentioned previous surgeries affecting his mobility.
- A truck sustained $5,000 in damages in the accident, but no injuries were reported.
- Woods refused a urine test, but a breathalyser test showed no alcohol consumption.
- Woods is scheduled for an arraignment on April 23 and is not listed with a lawyer in the court records.
