Prosecutors have issued a subpoena seeking copies of all of the golfer’s prescription drug records from the beginning of the year to the end of March.
Stuart, Florida— Tiger Woods ” Attorneys and prosecutors will argue Tuesday over whether the golfer’s prescription drug records should be turned over to the state following his case. Arrested in Florida in March Suspected of drunk driving.
A hearing is scheduled for Tuesday morning in Martin County Circuit Court in northern Palm Beach County. The prosecutor has issue subpoena Look for copies of all of the legendary golfer’s prescription drug records at Palm Beach pharmacies from the beginning of the year to the end of March. Defense attorney Doug Duncan said in a court filing last month that Woods has a constitutional right to privacy regarding prescription drugs.
If a judge determines the drug records are necessary, Duncan also asked for a protective order limiting their release only to prosecutors, law enforcement officials, state experts and Woods’ defense team.
Woods pleads not guilty Drunk driving. A report from the Sheriff’s Office said deputies found two painkillers in his pocket and he showed signs of injury after his SUV hit the trailer of a truck and rolled over.
According to an accident report, Woods was driving on a residential oceanfront road in Jupiter Island in a 30 mph (nearly 50 kph) speed limit when his Land Rover truck caused $5,000 in damage. Authorities said Woods agreed to take a breathalyzer test, which showed no signs of alcohol, but refused a urine test.
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