Prosecutors Seek Tiger Woods' Prescription Drug Records Following Florida DUI Arrest
Following a car crash in Florida that led to his arrest for driving under the influence, prosecutors are seeking a court order to obtain Tiger Woods' complete prescription medication records. The requested documents will include dosage details and warnings regarding driving found on pill bottles. A legal filing indicates this subpoena is scheduled to be issued on April 22 unless Woods' legal team objects within ten days. Woods, who has pleaded not guilty, was arrested after his vehicle rolled over; while he passed a breathalyzer test, police discovered hydrocodone pills in his pocket. This incident marks Woods' second DUI-related arrest, with previous incidents occurring in 2017 and 2009 involving prescription drugs. Woods has announced he is stepping away from golf to focus on health and recovery.
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Prosecutors Seek Tiger Woods' Prescription Drug Records Following Florida DUI Arrest
Following a car crash in Florida that led to his arrest for driving under the influence, prosecutors are seeking a court order to obtain Tiger Woods' complete prescription medication records. The requested documents will include dosage details and warnings regarding driving found on pill bottles. A legal filing indicates this subpoena is scheduled to be issued on April 22 unless Woods' legal team objects within ten days. Woods, who has pleaded not guilty, was arrested after his vehicle rolled over; while he passed a breathalyzer test, police discovered hydrocodone pills in his pocket. This incident marks Woods' second DUI-related arrest, with previous incidents occurring in 2017 and 2009 involving prescription drugs. Woods has announced he is stepping away from golf to focus on health and recovery.
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