Tiger Woods won't face criminal charges over his car wreck.
Asked if the golf star would face a reckless driving charge,Sheriff Alex Villanueva said Tiger would not be charged and added that "his is purely an accident." Villanueva said there's no evidence that he was under the influence of a substance when he drove his SUV off a cliff in Southern California on Tuesday. He also added that Woods has no memory of the crash.
Officials say they didn't bother to take a blood sample because there were no obvious signs Woods was impaired. He was arrested for DUI in 2017.
Meanwhile, his doctor said early Wednesday morning that Tiger is “awake, responsive, and recovering” after surgery to repair “significant injuries” to his right leg.