Tiger Woods Pleads Not Guilty, Seeks Privacy for Treatment

0:00On March 31, Tiger Woods got into a serious car crash on March 27 in Florida, leading to DUI charges after cops found him impaired. His lamb rover flipped while trying to pass a pickup truck, pulling a trailer on a narrow two-lane road, clipping the back end and landing on its side. Earlier this week, on March 31, he pleaded not guilty through his team. Reports show he had two loose hydrocodone pills in his pocket, a pain med, and he admitted taking some prescriptions that morning, but no alcohol. Cops described him as lethargic and slow at the scene, with glassy eyes and a limp during sobriety tests. He refused a urine test, and this isn't his first crash, adding to questions about his driving history. Now Woods is stepping back from the spotlight to focus on treatment and recovery. In a statement, he stressed prioritizing his health to come back stronger on and off the course. He's asking fans for privacy while he works through this, committed to real change for himself and his family. Stay tuned as this story develops.

1:04That's the story for today, Entertainment and Celebrity News, today driven by AI.