Woods Florida Plea Deal
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Tiger Woods accepts a reckless-driving charge in Florida after a crash case and agrees to a five-year license suspension. Reports from the United States, Australia, France and Singapore differ on whether he pleaded guilty or no contest and whether the case involves impaired driving.
Tiger Woods reaches plea agreement on reckless driving charge
Tiger Woods entered a plea agreement Wednesday on a reckless driving charge following a rollover crash near his home in Florida in March. Woods appeared in a Martin County courtroom and agreed to the reduced charge. He had initially faced a DUI charge. The judge ordered the suspension of Woods’ driver’s license.
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