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Tiger Woods DUI Crash: Charges & Impairment

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Tiger Woods involved in serious car crash, admits to taking prescription meds, faces DUI charges; arraignment set for April 23rd.

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Tiger Woods DUI Crash: Charges & Impairment

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It's March 31st. This is Durham News Today, driven by AI. Tiger Woods got into a serious car crash last week on a beach side road in Florida, and now the Sheriff's report is out with some heavy details. His eyes were bloodshot and glassy, pupils dilated, and DVDs found hydrocodone pain pills in his pocket. He was moving slow, sweating, and admitted to taking prescription meds that morning. He was speeding in his land rover, clipped a truck, causing $5,000 in damage, and the SUV rolled onto its side. Woods said he was checking his phone and messing with the radio right before it happened. Luckily, no one was hurt, and folks from the truck helped him climb out the passenger side. Woods has a ton of surgeries under his belt, seven on his back and over 20 on his legs, which explained his limp and why he struggled with some. sobriety tests, like keeping his head still while hiccuping. The DVDs still concluded his faculties were impaired enough that he couldn't drive safely. Breatholizer came back clean for alcohol, though.

He's spacing charges for driving under the influence, property damage, and refusing a urine test, which is now a misdemeanor in Florida, even for. First timers, cops arrested him, but let him out on bail after eight hours. No word yet from his team or the PGA tour, where he's a big board member. Aramit's set for April 23rd, and with his history of crashes and injuries, like that brutal 2021 wreck, all eyes are on how. This plays out for the golf legend.

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