Sound like that is his wife who was taken out by ambulance--I hope she is OK.
Apparently the neighbor who found Tiger and provided first aid told the cops he thought Tiger had been drinking. The PD tried to subpoena hospital blood tests (presumably BAL) but were turned down. There is also a report he was admitted as an overdose.
http://www.reuters.com/article/idUST...ype=sportsNews
I like Tiger as a golfer and competitor, but it sure seems like he got a special deal there. If you or I were in a similar situation, what is the chance the police wouldn't test us for alcohol or drugs?
I also don't buy this Ambien and Vicodan crap. There are 2 reasons people use intoxicants: for medical reasons (pain, insomnia), and to get high. Either way they SHOULDN'T BE DRIVING!
Apparently the neighbor who found Tiger and provided first aid told the cops he thought Tiger had been drinking. The PD tried to subpoena hospital blood tests (presumably BAL) but were turned down. There is also a report he was admitted as an overdose.
http://www.reuters.com/article/idUST...ype=sportsNews
I like Tiger as a golfer and competitor, but it sure seems like he got a special deal there. If you or I were in a similar situation, what is the chance the police wouldn't test us for alcohol or drugs?
I also don't buy this Ambien and Vicodan crap. There are 2 reasons people use intoxicants: for medical reasons (pain, insomnia), and to get high. Either way they SHOULDN'T BE DRIVING!

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