Tiger Woods Pleads Not Guilty in DUI Case

0:00On April 3rd, Tiger Woods is facing driving under the influence charges after crashing his SUV in Florida last month, marking his fourth accident since 2009. Authorities pulled him over on March 27th near his Jupiter Island home where he was going at high speeds and hit a truck trailer before the U. Vehicle rolled. He crawled out unhurt but showed clear signs of impairment like bloodshot eyes and slow movements. After this week, Woods pleaded not guilty and got released on bail after a breath test came back clean for alcohol. He admitted to taking prescription meds from multiple back-and-leg surgeries but skipped the urine test, which could lead to extra charges under Florida. Law. Bodycam footage captured him looking dazed, even mentioning a chat with the president right after. Golf fans are reeling as Woods shels his clubs indefinitely to focus on recovery through impatient treatment abroad, approved by a judge for privacy. Reasons. He's missing the masters for a second year in a row, skipping events like the Champions

1:02Dinner, and just turned down the Ryder Cup Captain C4. 2027 Meanwhile, his team stresses this is about well-being after his body struggled post-British open last year. No return timeline yet, but experts say prosecutors don't even need lab results to push to DUI case forward. Woods stays one of golf's biggest names, but right now, healing comes first while the legal side plays out. That wraps entertainment and celebrity news today, brought to you with AI.