Overview
- Prosecutors have filed two misdemeanor counts against Tiger Woods for driving under the influence and for refusing a chemical or physical test.
- The crash on March 27 in Florida involved his Range Rover striking a vehicle with a trailer and rolling over, with no injuries reported.
- Officers said he showed clear signs of impairment and they found two hydrocodone tablets in his pocket.
- A roadside breath device did not show alcohol, and he refused a urine test at the jail, which is charged as a separate offense.
- The other driver, Jeromy Bullard, has hired attorney Jason Fagnano to safeguard potential civil claims as the case proceeds.