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Tiger Woods quietly took a plea deal for reckless driving after his March SUV rollover on Jupiter Island, avoiding a DUI conviction but facing a five-year license suspension and court costs for refusing a urine test. Though he didn’t speak in court, his girlfriend sat beside him as he admitted no contest to the charge — a move that still counts as a conviction. Authorities found pain pills and noted impairment, despite a negative Breathalyzer result. The crash caused $5K in damage to another truck; Woods claimed he was distracted by his phone and radio. This marks his first public appearance since leaving rehab, with his golf comeback still uncertain.

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