Tiger Woods Pleads Guilty To Reckless Driving Over DUI Arrest, License Suspended For 5 Years
BREAKING: Tiger Woods pleads guilty to reckless driving over his DUI arrest, has his driver's license suspended for five years and is fined $1,000.
Tiger Woods just lost his driver's license for five years.
The golf legend pleaded guilty this morning in Martin County, Florida, to reckless driving and refusing a lawful test, and you can see him in court here. Along with the suspension, he pays a thousand dollar fine, and the judge warned him plainly, drive on that suspended license and you could go back to jail.
This all traces back to March, when his Land Rover clipped a truck near his Jupiter Island home and rolled over. His breathalyzer showed no alcohol, but deputies said he refused a urine sample and found two hydrocodone pills in his pocket. He arrived at court today with his girlfriend, Vanessa Trump, by his side.
Woods stepped away from golf after the crash to seek treatment, and only returned to the US in June. The greatest driver in golf now can't drive himself anywhere until 2031.
This is Liu Yang, reporting for HIT.
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