Woods' medication records to be handed over to prosecutors over car crash
Golfer Tiger Woods' prescription medication records will be handed over to prosecutors as part of the ongoing driving under the influence case against the 15-time champion, a Florida circuit court decided.
TL;DR
- Court documents regarding Tiger Woods' medications will be given to prosecutors in his DUI case.
- A protective order is in place to prevent the public release of his prescription drug records.
- Woods pleaded not guilty to DUI charges following a car crash in March.
- Police found two tablets of hydrocodone on Woods and noted signs of impairment.
- Woods stated he had taken several medications earlier that morning.