Prosecutors in Florida have requested to dive into the medical records of Tiger Woods after he was arrested for DUI in Florida in late March.
Woods, 50, is believed to be in Switzerland seeking professional help following his arrest in late March for driving under influencer after rolling his car near his home in Jupiter Island, Florida.
Now, according to the New York Post, it has also emerged that Woods’s pharmacy are being asked by prosecutors to provide detail about every prescription drug he was given.
Prosecutors in Florida have requested to dive into the medical records of Tiger Woods
The Post says prosecutors want to find out if Woods had any warnings not to drive when he was taking the medication.
They quoted a subpoena from Marin County in Florida requesting the ‘date and time prescription was filled, type of prescription, number of pills in each prescription, the dosage amount, and all special instructions.’
Woods blew a clear breathalyzer test on the roadside after the incident but refused to give a urine sample.
He admitted taking ‘a few pills’ and was found with two white tablets, which were later identified as the opioid hydrocodone.
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