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A Martin County court hearing has prosecutors pursuing a subpoena for all prescription medication records linked to Tiger Woods from January through March. Woods has pleaded not guilty to DUI, and his attorney has invoked privacy rights. A sheriff’s report notes two pain pills found on Woods and impairment signs after his SUV collided with a truck; a Breathalyzer was negative and a urine test was declined.
Prosecutors have secured agreements to request records from Cleveland Clinic Martin South Hospital and a Palm Beach pharmacy as part of the Tiger Woods DUI case. Judges have approved protective orders restricting release to designated parties. Woods has pleaded not guilty after a March crash that left a truck damaged and his SUV on its side; a Breathalyzer showed no alcohol, and a urine test was declined.