Dave Aronberg, the former Palm Beach County, Florida, state attorney who prosecuted Tiger Woods in 2017, stated on Wednesday that "both sides win" after Woods changed his plea to no contest regarding a recent reckless driving charge. Woods was arrested in March 2026 after he struck a pickup truck and flipped his Land Rover in Jupiter, Florida. Aronberg provided his insights on the implications of the plea deal.
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Former Prosecutor Comments on Tiger Woods' Plea Deal
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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