Tiger Woods DUI Arrest: Legal Battle Looms

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Tiger Woods crashes SUV Friday afternoon near his Florida home in Jupiter Island, flipping

it on its side after trying to pass a truck at high.

Speed.

Cops arrested the golf legend for driving under the influence, plus charges for refusing

a urine test and crossing a double line.

He got released from jail quick, but a court hearing is coming up in April.

He's pointed to impairment right away.

Sweaty despite AC, bloodshot glassy eyes, stumbling on sobriety tests adjusted for his

bad back-and-leg from.

Over 20 surgeries, breathalyzer shows zero alcohol, but he admitted to prescription meds

and they found hydrocodone pills in his pocket.

Woods said he was distracted by his phone.

This ain't his first wheel trouble.

Back in 2009, careless driving after hitting a hydrant in tree, 2017, reckless driving.

Plea from a drug-related DUI and a bad roll over crash in 2021 ruled an accident.

Folks clothes say he skips drivers to keep things private.

Legal experts split on the case.

Prosecutors can lean on cop testimony, body cams, and field tests, but no urine sample plus

his medical history might.

Weak in it.

One lawyer called it no DUI case at all.

With the masses around the corner, Woods was gearing up to play or at least show for

the champion's dinner and his new course opening.

No firm entry deadline, but drama like this has sideline players before eyes on whether

he tees it up or steps back while the legal side plays out.