Tiger Woods' DUI Probe: Prescription Records Subpoenaed

0:00On April 9th, prosecutors in Florida are digging deep into Tiger Woods' medical history after his DUI charge from that nasty rollover crash. They're subpoenaing all his prescription records from a Palm Beach Pharmacy, looking for details like pill types, dosages, refill dates, and any. Warnings about driving while medicated. This covers everything from January 1st, 2026 through March 27th, 2026. The crash happened when Woods was behind the wheel, and while he passed the breathalyzer, DVDs found two small white pills in his pocket, later ID'd. As hydrocodone, a strong pain killer. He was sweating heavy, moving slow, with bloodshot, glassy eyes, and super dilated pupils, even though he seemed oddly alert at times. Folks on scene noted Woods limping and stumbling, which he blamed on his bad back and ankle from multiple surgeries. He told DVDs the wreck came from glancing at his phone, and switching the radio station, not impairment. DVDs still ran full-roadside tests, and clock severe signs he couldn't drive safe.

1:04Woods has a long track record of backups. His seventh just last October 2025, for a disc replacement, plus in Achilles' Tier Fix 6, months before. Pain killers have been part of his recovery game for years, and officials say they factored that in, but pushed ahead with the DUI probe anyway. As this legal push unfolds, it'll shed light on whether those meds played a role in the crash, keeping the spotlight tight on the golf legends road. To accountability, pop culture, powered by AI, this is entertainment and celebrity news today.