WPBF 25 NEWS STARTS WITH BREAKING NEWS, AND WE ARE STAYING ON TOP OF THAT. BREAKING NEWS. A SUBPOENA THAT TIGER WOODS IS FIGHTING FOR HIS PRESCRIPTION DRUG RECORDS. OUR NEWS TEAMS JUST GOT OUR HANDS ON THOSE NEW COURT DOCUMENTS. WITHIN THE PAST HOUR. WOODS IS FACING DUI CHARGES FOLLOWING A CRASH ON JUPITER ISLAND ON MARCH 27TH. THANKS SO MUCH FOR STAYING WITH US AT 930 ON NATHALIE POZO, AND I’M STEVEN GRAVES IN THAT NEWLY FILED MOTION, WOODS’S ATTORNEYS ARGUE HE HAS A RIGHT TO PRIVACY WHEN IT COMES TO HIS PRESCRIPTION RECORDS. THEY ALSO ASK FOR A HEARING TO DETERMINE IF PROSECUTORS SHOULD BE ALLOWED TO OBTAIN WOOD’S RECORDS AT LEWIS PHARMACY ON PALM BEACH. AS WE TOLD YOU A FEW WEEKS AGO, PROSECUTORS WERE SEEKING WOODS’S RECORDS. FROM MARCH OF THIS YEAR. THE GOLF LEGEND IS OFFICIALLY CHARGED WITH DUI AND REFUSING TO SUBMIT A BLOOD OR URINE TEST AFTER THAT CRASH. WHILE HE’S CHARGED WITH DUI, AUTHORITIES SAY HE DID BLOW A000 ON A BREATHALYZER, AND THEY BELIEVE HE WAS UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF SOMETHING OTHER THAN ALCOHOL. WOODS PLEADED NOT GUILTY AND HAS WAIVED HIS ARRAIGNMENT. HE DID SAY HE IS, QUOTE, STEPPING AWAY TO SEEK INPATIENT TREATMENT IN THE MEANTIME, BUT HE DID NOT SPECIFY SPECIFY FOR WHAT CONDITION. WPBF 25 NEWS IS THE FIRST TO NOTIFY YOU OF THIS LATEST CASE DEVELOPMENT. STAY WITH US FOR COMPLETE AND TIMELY COVERAGE. AS THIS DEVELOPS, WE’LL SEND YOU NEW UPDAT
Tiger Woods challenges subpoena for prescription drug records after DUI charge
Updated: 3:33 PM EDT Apr 16, 2026
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Tiger Woods is contesting a subpoena for his prescription drug records as part of his legal case stemming from a DUI charge after a crash on Jupiter Island on March 27. In a newly filed motion, Woods’ attorneys argued that he has a right to privacy regarding his prescription records. They also requested a hearing to determine whether prosecutors should be allowed to obtain Woods’ records from Lewis Pharmacy in Palm Beach. Prosecutors have been seeking Woods’ prescription records for much of this year, according to previous reports. The golf legend is officially charged with DUI and refusing to submit to a blood or urine test after the crash. WATCH: Bodycam video of Tiger Woods arrest shows field sobriety test, pills found in pocketAuthorities said Woods blew a triple-zero on a breathalyzer test, indicating no alcohol in his system, and they believe he was under the influence of something other than alcohol. Woods has pleaded not guilty to the charges and waived his arraignment. He also stated he is “stepping away” to seek inpatient treatment, though he did not specify the condition for which he is seeking help.Stay up to date: The latest headlines and weather from WPBF 25Get the latest news updates with the WPBF 25 News app. You can download it here.
JUPITER ISLAND, Fla. —
Tiger Woods is contesting a subpoena for his prescription drug records as part of his legal case stemming from a DUI charge after a crash on Jupiter Island on March 27.
In a newly filed motion, Woods’ attorneys argued that he has a right to privacy regarding his prescription records. They also requested a hearing to determine whether prosecutors should be allowed to obtain Woods’ records from Lewis Pharmacy in Palm Beach.
Prosecutors have been seeking Woods’ prescription records for much of this year, according to previous reports. The golf legend is officially charged with DUI and refusing to submit to a blood or urine test after the crash.
Authorities said Woods blew a triple-zero on a breathalyzer test, indicating no alcohol in his system, and they believe he was under the influence of something other than alcohol.
Woods has pleaded not guilty to the charges and waived his arraignment. He also stated he is “stepping away” to seek inpatient treatment, though he did not specify the condition for which he is seeking help.
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