Tiger Woods' Prescription Records Subpoenaed

0:00On April 8th, prosecutors in Florida are going after Tiger Woods' prescription records from a local pharmacy, just a week after his SUV crashed and he got arrested for driving under the influence. They're issuing a subpoena to Lewis Pharmacy in Palm Beach for all his meds from the start of the year through last month. The crash happened on a beach side road with a 30-mile per hour limit where Woods was speeding before his truck flipped. Epidies found two pain pills in his pocket. He failed some impairment tests, but his breathalyzer came back clean with no alcohol. Woods pleaded not guilty right after the arrest and announced he's stepping away from golf to get treatment. This isn't his first wreck back in 2009, a crash led to a four-month break and in 2021, a bad Los Angeles pile-up nearly. Cost him his leg. No word yet from the pharmacy or Woods' lawyer on the subpoena and they've got 10 days to object. Meanwhile, the truck took about $5,000 in damage. As this legal push heats up, we'll see how it plays into Woods' path to recovery and

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