Tiger Woods enters not guilty plea, demands jury trial following rollover crash

Tiger Woods has entered a plea of not guilty on charges related to his arrest for DUI after a rollover crash on Jupiter Island Friday, according to court records.In the court filing, which was submitted by Woods' attorney today, Woods waived his arraignment and requested a jury trial.The defense has 10 days to file any additional motions. The case is being heard in Florida's 19th Judicial Circuit.According to the arrest affidavit released earlier today, the crash happened on March 27 along South Beach Road in Hobe Sound. Deputies say Woods was driving a black Land Rover SUV when he attempted to pass a Ford F‑150, driven by Jeromy Bullard, with a trailer by crossing double solid lines as the truck slowed to turn into a driveway. The SUV struck the trailer and flipped onto its side.Neither driver was injured, but deputies estimated about $5,000 in damage to the trailer.According to the affidavit, Woods told deputies he was looking down at his cellphone and adjusting the radio and did not notice the vehicle slowing ahead. A DUI investigator was called to the scene after another deputy reported signs of impairment.Deputies noted Woods appeared lethargic, sweaty, and unsteady, with bloodshot and glassy eyes and difficulty completing coordination exercises. Woods told deputies he has significant medical issues, including multiple past surgeries.Investigators determined Woods' normal faculties were impaired and arrested him for DUI with property damage.Two pills identified as hydrocodone were found in his pocket and collected as evidence.At the jail, Woods' breath tests registered 0.000 blood‑alcohol content.He refused to submit to a urine test to screen for drugs, according to deputies, and was additionally charged with refusal to submit to testing.