Tiger Woods Arrested, Steps Back from Golf for Treatment

0:00It's March 31st. This is Global News Today, powered by AI Year World in real time. I'm Cory with the story. Tiger Woods got arrested in Florida after a car crash where he clipped a truck and rolled his vehicle. Cobb's charged the 50-year-old golf legend with driving under the influence, property damage, and refusing a legal test. Now he's announced he's stepping back from everything to get treatment and focus on his health. Earlier this week, police released a report saying Woods had two hydrocodone pills on him and he seemed lethargic, sweaty, with super dilated pupils. Right after the wreck, on Friday, he entered a not guilty plea through his lawyers on Tuesday and in his statement, he stressed this break is key for his recovery so he can come back. Stronger on and off the course. Before the crash, Woods hadn't shut down playing in next month's masters. His first shot at a major since missing the cut at the open back in July, 2024. The PGA tours backing him up fully, calling him a legend and putting his well-being first

1:03as he works through this. He's asking for privacy while he prioritizes getting healthy.