Former Tiger Woods prosecutor on plea deal: ‘Both sides win’
Summary
Dave Aronberg, who prosecuted Tiger Woods in 2017, said the recent plea deal in Woods’ reckless driving case is good for both sides. Woods changed his plea to "no contest" after a March car crash in Florida where he hit a truck and flipped his vehicle.Key Facts
- Dave Aronberg was the prosecutor in Tiger Woods’ 2017 case.
- Tiger Woods was charged with reckless driving after a March car accident in Jupiter, Florida.
- Woods’ vehicle hit a pickup truck and then rolled over.
- Woods entered a plea of "no contest," which means he does not admit guilt but accepts the punishment.
- Aronberg said this plea deal benefits both Woods and the legal system.
- The plea deal ends the legal dispute without a trial.
- Reckless driving means driving in a way that is dangerous to people or property.
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