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Tiger Woods loses driver's license for 5 years after reckless driving plea

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Tiger Woods accepted a plea deal for a reckless driving charge stemming from a March rollover crash, resulting in a five-year suspension of his driver's license. While initially accused of driving under the influence, prosecutors cited his tolerance to pain medication, supported by prescription records, as a factor in reducing the charge. Woods also pleaded no contest to refusing a drug test and was fined, with the judge emphasizing that any driving during the suspension would lead to jail time. AI

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Tiger Woods loses driver's license for 5 years after reckless driving plea

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  1. Fortune TIER_1 English(EN) · The Associated Press, Daniel Kozin ·

    Tiger Woods pleads no-contest to a reckless driving charge and loses his driver’s license for five years

    Prosecutors reduced the DUI charge after toxicologists said Woods developed a “pharmacological” tolerance to pain pills and was thus not impaired

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