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Tiger Woods now knows the charges he faces following the car accident he caused last March. The Martin County District Attorney’s Office, in the Florida area where the Californian crashed his car while attempting to pass a garbage truck while driving under the influence of medication, formally charged him with driving under the influence during a hearing held this Tuesday.

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Woods did not attend the hearing, which was his right, and according to the latest information on his whereabouts, he is abroad receiving treatment for opioid-related problems stemming from the daily pain he suffers as a result of the numerous physical ailments he has endured throughout his career.

Related news: He will have to appear at the next hearing, scheduled for the 12th of this month, where it will be determined whether the case proceeds to trial or is resolved with a plea agreement. Should it go to trial, the outlook is uncertain for the 15-time major champion, given that he is a repeat offender. In 2017, he was arrested while asleep in his car on the side of the road, completely out of it from taking drugs, and in 2021 he nearly lost a leg when his car overturned on a road in Pacific Palisades, Los Angeles, when, according to later reports, he was driving above the speed limit. The consequences of this latter incident could therefore lead to criminal charges.

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