Tiger Woods' Latest Crash: A Pattern of Reckless Driving

0:00It's March 30th, I'm Cory with the story, and this is entertainment and celebrity news today, AI-powered and star driven. Tiger Woods, the 50-year-old golf legend, flipped his SUV in a high-speed crash near his Florida mansion last week, leading to DUI charges, property damage, and refusing a sobriety test. According to insiders, he's turned down hiring a driver, saying he wants his privacy and believes he's good to go behind the wheel himself. This marks his second run-in with the law on the road. Back in 2017, cops found him asleep at the wheel with his engine running and test showed a mix of prescription meds in marijuana in his system. That charge got downgraded to reckless driving after he blamed it on meds. People close to him paint a picture of a guy who's no fan of slow driving. Staffers say he often speeds like crazy on busy roads full of long crews and equipment, ignoring the risks even around cops. Word is, Woods even got barred by the secret service from chauffeur Donald Trump's grandkids thanks to his track record of crashes and substance.

1:04Issues, he said other scares too, like a nasty rollover in California in 2021 that wrecked his leg. Trump called Woods a close friend and said he feels terrible about the latest mess, chalking it up to some personal struggles the champ is facing. Right now.