Tiger Woods has reportedly accused what he describes as overzealous authorities of an 'outrageous violation of privacy' as his DUI battle intensifies in Florida, following a court decision allowing access to parts of his prescription drug history after his March 27 arrest.
The news came after Woods, 50, was arrested and charged with driving under the influence, property damage and refusal to submit to a lawful test following a crash in which his Land Rover reportedly flipped while he attempted to avoid a pickup truck towing a pressure-cleaning trailer. He told authorities he had been distracted by his phone and changing the radio, and did not realise another vehicle had entered his lane until it was too late.
