Tiger Woods Arrested for DUI: What's Next?

0:00On April 1, Tiger Woods got arrested for DUI after a car crash on March 27 in Florida. He was charged with driving under the influence, property damage, and refusing a sobriety test. Cops bound prescription pills on him, and he showed signs of impairment like bloodshot eyes and hiccups. No one got hurt, but he's facing serious consequences. Legal experts say jail time is unlikely, even with his past. Back in 2017, he had a similar DUI for meds, not booze or recreational stuff. This crash happened around 2 p.m. on Jupiter Island, and since he's entering treatment voluntarily, judges usually go easy if no one's injured. Fans and folks are buzzing about his history of accidents in this pattern. At 50 years old, the five-time master's champ has dealt with injuries and painkillers before. His girlfriend and her daughter weren't in the car, which eased some worries. Fans broke his silence on social media Tuesday, saying he's stepping away for treatment to focus on his health and recovery.

1:02He pleaded not guilty that day, and hired the same lawyer from his last case. Expect community service for sure, a revoked license for a while. Maybe a suspended sentence to keep him in line with rehab. Most judges want him fixed up, not locked up, but they'll warn him one more slip in its prison time. That's the story for today.