Tiger Woods to appear in court to change plea in Florida DUI case
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Key Points:
- Tiger Woods is scheduled to appear in court on Wednesday to change his plea in his DUI case stemming from a March rollover crash in Jupiter Island, Florida, where he initially pleaded not guilty.
- Following the crash, Woods showed signs of impairment, refused a urinalysis test, and was found with hydrocodone pills in his possession; he was charged with misdemeanor DUI with property damage and refusal to submit to a lawful test.
- Woods acknowledged the seriousness of the situation, announced he would seek treatment, and subsequently spent nearly three months in rehab in Switzerland.
- He made a rare public appearance last month in a video honoring golfer Notah Begay, prompting concern among fans about his health and well-being.
