Tiger Woods' Prescription Records Subpoenaed

0:00Prosecutors in Florida are going after Tiger Woods prescription records from a pharmacy in Palm Beach. This comes just a week after his SUV wrecked out, leading to a driving under the influence arrest. They planned a subpoena everything on file at Lewis Pharmacy to dig deeper into what was going on. The crash happened when Woods' vehicle clipped the trailer and flipped on its side. Deputies found two pain pills in his pocket, and he showed clear signs of being impaired. He pleaded not guilty right after, facing the charges head on. Woods announced he's stepping back from golf to get treatment, echoing lose he's made before. Back in 2009, a crash near his Orlando home led to a four-month break where he focused on personal growth. Then in 2021, a Los Angeles wreck messed up his right leg so bad, doctors talked amputation. No word yet from the pharmacy, or Woods' lawyer on the subpoena push. Officials are keeping quiet while they build the case. This saga with Tiger keeps unfolding, reminding us how these icons grapple with real-life

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