Tiger Woods Pleads Not Guilty in DUI Case After Rollover Incident

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Tiger Woods has entered a not guilty plea to misdemeanor charges stemming from a recent rollover crash in Florida. The incident occurred when Woods' vehicle crossed double solid lines, leading to a collision with another vehicle, resulting in his SUV flipping onto its side. He is charged with driving under the influence with property damage and refusal to submit to a lawful test, with his arraignment set for April 23. Woods, who reported taking prescription medications prior to the crash, had his driver's license suspended and has faced similar legal issues in the past. This incident marks another setback in his ongoing recovery and attempts to return to competitive golf.
Key Details: • Arraignment scheduled for April 23. • Woods' driver's license has been suspended. • He reported taking prescription medications before driving. • Previous legal issues include a guilty plea to reckless driving in 2017.