Tiger Woods Charged for DUI, Refusal Test

0:00It's March 31st. Welcome in. This is US News Today, where national headlines meet AI. Tiger Woods crashed his car last week on a quiet beach side road in Florida, and the sheriff's report just dropped some key details. Deputies found him with bloodshot, glassy eyes, and dilated pupils, plus two hydrocodone pills in his pocket. He admitted taking prescription meds that morning, and moved slow, sweating through the chat. He was going fast on Jupiter Island when his land rover clipped a truck ahead, flipping onto its side. The truck took about $5,000 in damage, but luckily no one got hurt. Folks from the truck helped Woods climb out the passenger door. During sobriety tests, Woods limped bad from over 20 leg surgeries and seven backups, plus he was hiccuping and couldn't keep his head still. Breatholizer came back clean for booze, but he refused the urine test. The deputy straight up said, Woods seemed too impair to drive safe. Now he's facing charges for driving under the influence, property damage, and refusing

1:02that test. I, thanks to a new Florida law making refusal A, misdemeanor. Arrayment set for April 23rd, and his team plus the PGA tour have instead a word yet. This adds to Woods' past crashes, but he's out on bail and prepping for court while the golf world watches close.