Tiger Woods is expected to enter a plea at court five months since he was arrested for allegedly driving under the influence in a rollover accident that occurred in Florida.
The golfer was captured entering the court premises in Martin County, Florida, on Wednesday morning.
MOMENTS AGO: Tiger Woods walked into a Florida courtroom with partner Vanessa Trump by his side as he prepares for a change of plea hearing in his DUI case.
He previously pleaded not guilty to DUI and refusing to submit to testing after deputies said he failed a sobriety test.… pic.twitter.com/aSaQnuE80V
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Court records indicate that the change of plea hearing will take place at that particular court, per BBC.
Woods was arrested following the accident in March. He took a breathalyzer test but refused any further testing for other substances.
In the same month, Woods pleaded not guilty to driving under the influence and refusal to submit to testing. The 50-year-old man said he was seeking medical help following the accident.
It was not immediately known what his new plea will be.
Nobody got hurt during the accident, although Woods managed to crawl out via the passenger side to get himself out of the car.
Footage from the police body camera released in April shows the aftermath of the event with the famous golfer after he crashed into the truck.
After the incident, Woods said on social media that he understands the seriousness of the situation he found himself.
“I am stepping away for a period of time to seek treatment and focus on my health. This is necessary in order for me to prioritise my wellbeing and work toward lasting recovery.”
He passed the breathalyzer test, however, refused to undertake the urine test for other drug use, Martin County Sheriff John Budensiek announced.
Woods told police officers that he had no alcohol that day. Asked about his prescription drugs, Woods answered, “I take a few,” and had taken them that morning.
He proceeded to state the prescription drugs, however, this part of the video was edited out.
Police officers told Woods that they believed his “normal faculties” were affected by some “unknown substance.”
Later it was stated that police found two white pills in his pocket. These pills were identified as hydrocodone, which is an opioid.
