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Dave Aronberg, the former prosecutor of Tiger Woods, commented on Woods' recent plea deal, stating that it benefits both parties involved. Woods had changed his plea to no contest following a reckless driving charge stemming from an incident in March 2026.
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Dave Aronberg, the former prosecutor of Tiger Woods, commented on Woods' recent plea deal, stating that it benefits both parties involved. Woods had changed his plea to no contest following a reckless driving charge stemming from an incident in March 2026.
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