Tiger Woods accepts plea deal after Florida crash, gets five-year license suspension
Woods agreed to a plea deal in a Martin County court over a March rollover crash, resulting in a five-year suspension of his driver’s license, fines and a judge’s warning that further violations could mean jail time.
Tiger Woods agreed to a plea deal Wednesday in a Florida case stemming from a rollover crash earlier this year, resulting in a five-year suspension of his driver’s license and a warning from a judge that any violation could land him back behind bars. Woods appeared in Martin County court, where prosecutors and defense attorneys reached an agreement that reduced some of the original allegations tied to the March incident, ESPN reported.