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DUI Charger
Reaction of Tiger Woods for DUI charger
Recently, Tiger Woods was arrested on DUI charge and have to lend in jail for four hours. Tiger Woods attributed an unexpected reaction for his arrest on the DUI charge. He is a famous great golfer who had back surgery five weeks ago was land to jail on the charge DUI on last Monday taken to Palm Beach County jail. He was released on the basis of his own recognize. Woods clearly said in the statement “I understand the severity of what I did and I take full responsibility for my actions. Further Woods tell the fan that the alcohol was not added. He said, “I did not realize that the mixing of medications and affect me so strongly. Golf Star Washout? He apologizes for what he did to his friends, family and fans.
After these all happening, Tiger Woods said, “I will do everything in my power to ensure this never happens again”. Tiger is a 79 victorious and get the rank of no. 2 in the PGA tour career list. He does not participate in the golf course for the next season until he could get recover first from the back surgery. But recently on Wednesday news, He said to his fans he is feeling better than before and have relief from pain also. Tiger woods circling the Drain. Woods was arrested in Military train which lied on south of Indian Creek Parkway. Woods remain silent and did not say anything what he was doing on …show more content…
He was released in white t-shirt. The police ask from the women about the incidence but the woman decline to give any statement about Tiger and have no idea whether the arrest added any drug or alcohol. Further Woods said that he thanks to the professional and co-operated Jupiter policemen who works under the law enforcement. Since Woods opened with a 77 at the Omega Dubai Desert Classic in February, he has not been seen at a golf tournament. Owning to back spasms Woods prefer to withdraw the golf
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