Tiger Woods is maintaining his innocence.
Four days after the golfer was arrested for driving under the influence and refusing a drug test following a car crash in Jupiter Island, Fla., he entered a plea of not guilty, according to court records obtained by E! News.
The court docs also confirmed that Tiger, 51, hired attorney Douglas Duncanwho represented him in 2017 after he was charged with his first DUI and reckless driving, as his counsel in the case.
E! News has reached out to Tiger’s attorney for comment but has not yet heard back.
Tiger was arrested on March 27, when his Land Rover caused a rollover crash by clipping a pickup truck and responding deputies from the Martin County Sheriff’s Office discovered two hydrocodone opioid pain pills in his left pant pocket, per an arrest affidavit obtained by E! News.
While no injuries were reported in the accident, Martin County Sheriff John Budensiek told reporters that Tiger “did exemplify signs of impairment,” but noted investigators were not “suspicious of alcohol being involved in this case.”
