Tiger Woods’s license suspended for five years over DUI rollover crash

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Professional golfer Tiger Woods had his driver’s license suspended as part of a last-minute plea deal with prosecutors over five months after he crashed his vehicle in Florida while driving under the influence.

At a court hearing on Wednesday, Woods changed his plea to no contest. As a result, his charges were reduced to reckless driving and refusal to submit to a lawful urinalysis test.

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