Tiger Woods' Pharmacy Records Subpoenaed

0:00On April 9th, prosecutors in Florida's 19th Judicial Circuit are subpoenaing Tiger Woods' prescription records from a Palm Beach Pharmacy. This move comes just a week after the 50-year-old golf legend crashed his car and got arrested for driving under the influence. They're after every record from the start of the year through the end of last month at Lewis Pharmacy. The crash report paints a rough picture. Woods swerved into oncoming traffic, had bloodshot eyes and super dilated pupils, plus two hydrocodone pills. In his pocket, he booed triple zeroes on the breathalyzer, but skipped the urine test. Officers say he admitted glancing at his phone while messing with the radio as a truck slowed ahead. Woods pleaded not guilty to the DUI charge hours after the report dropped. He's now stepping back from the spotlight to focus on treatment and his health. Fans and folks in the sports world are buzzing, knowing his history with painkillers after injuries. This isn't his first running like this. Back in 2017, he got busted for DUI asleep at

1:01the wheel from a bad mix of meds. Then in 2021, a nasty roll over crash in California left him seriously hurt, blamed on unsafe speed. As objections to the subpoena roll in over the next 10 days, we'll keep eyes on what those pharmacy files uncover about the 15-time major. Champ situation, that's your update from entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI.