Former Tiger Woods prosecutor says plea deal benefits both sides
Dave Aronberg, the former Palm Beach County state attorney who prosecuted Tiger Woods in 2017, said Wednesday that both sides benefit after Woods changed his plea to no contest in a recent reckless-driving case. Woods was arrested in March after striking a pickup truck and overturning his Land Rover in Jupiter, Fla.
Dave Aronberg, the former Palm Beach County, Fla., state attorney who prosecuted Tiger Woods in 2017, said Wednesday that “both sides win” after Woods changed his plea to no contest to a recent reckless-driving charge.
Woods was arrested in March after he struck a pickup truck and flipped his Land Rover in Jupiter, Fla.
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