Prosecutors to subpoena Tiger's medical records

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Florida prosecutors are moving to subpoena Tiger Woods' medical records from a hospital following his May 2024 DUI arrest, according to court filings made Monday in Martin County Circuit Court. The records could shed light on Woods' condition at the time of his arrest on a public roadway near his Jupiter Island home. Prosecutors typically seek such documentation to establish whether prescription medications or other medical factors contributed to impaired driving charges. The golf legend has maintained his cooperation with authorities since the incident, which also drew scrutiny over traffic safety and celebrity accountability.