Trump supports Woods after driving ban
Tiger Woods reached a plea agreement in his Florida impaired-driving case, resulting in a five-year license suspension and reduced charges of reckless and careless driving. He avoided a DUI conviction but is prohibited from driving on public roads during the suspension, though he may still operate a golf cart on courses. Former President Donald Trump publicly defended Woods, citing his pain management issues and describing him as a close friend.
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