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Golf Legend Tiger Woods Arrested in Florida Over DUI Charge

Golf legend Tiger Woods arrested in Florida on DUI charges after a traffic violation and minor accident. Get full details on the incident here.

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Florida, March 28

: World-renowned golfer Tiger Woods was arrested by police in Florida on Saturday, sparking widespread attention. According to authorities, the incident occurred while Woods was attempting to overtake another vehicle and allegedly violated traffic rules, leading to a minor accident. Police officials stated that after conducting tests, Woods was found to be driving under the influence. He was subsequently taken into custody and booked under Driving Under the Influence (DUI) charges. Although the accident did not result in major damage or injuries, law enforcement emphasized that strict action was taken due to the violation of road safety regulations. The arrest of Tiger Woods, who enjoys a massive global fan following, has become a major talking point in the sports community. An official statement from his representatives is yet to be released

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