Prosecutors Subpoena Tiger Woods' Prescription Records Following Florida DUI Arrest
Following a high-speed vehicle crash and subsequent arrest for driving under the influence in Martin County, Florida, prosecutors have moved to subpoena Tiger Woods' prescription drug records. The legal team seeks detailed information from Lewis Pharmacy in Palm Beach regarding prescriptions filled between January and February 2026, including dosage, pill counts, and driving warnings. Woods, who pleaded not guilty to the charges, was found with pain medication in his pocket after his SUV rolled over on Jupiter Island. While he passed a Breathalyzer test, he refused a urine test. This incident marks the second time Woods has taken a leave of absence following a car crash, previously doing so in 2009. Woods has announced plans to step away to seek treatment. Objections to the subpoena must be filed within 10 days.
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Prosecutors Subpoena Tiger Woods' Prescription Records Following Florida DUI Arrest
Following a high-speed vehicle crash and subsequent arrest for driving under the influence in Martin County, Florida, prosecutors have moved to subpoena Tiger Woods' prescription drug records. The legal team seeks detailed information from Lewis Pharmacy in Palm Beach regarding prescriptions filled between January and February 2026, including dosage, pill counts, and driving warnings. Woods, who pleaded not guilty to the charges, was found with pain medication in his pocket after his SUV rolled over on Jupiter Island. While he passed a Breathalyzer test, he refused a urine test. This incident marks the second time Woods has taken a leave of absence following a car crash, previously doing so in 2009. Woods has announced plans to step away to seek treatment. Objections to the subpoena must be filed within 10 days.
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