Tiger Woods to Change DUI Plea Wednesday

Woods, driving on a residential street on Jupiter Island near his home, clipped the back of a pressure-washing trailer towed by a truck. His SUV flipped onto its side and skidded down the street. He climbed out through the skyward-facing passenger window and was unharmed.

According to the arrest affidavit, Woods crossed double solid lines and maneuvered around the trailer before striking it. He told a deputy he had not seen the other vehicle slowing because he was looking at his cell phone and changing the radio station. He made multiple errors on field sobriety exercises. Deputies found two hydrocodone pills, a prescription opioid used for severe chronic pain, in his pocket. Woods said he had not consumed alcohol but had taken "a few" prescription medications that day. He blew 0.00 on two breath tests and declined a urinalysis.

Woods pleaded not guilty and said he would "seek treatment and focus on my health."

Florida prosecutors said in a state court filing they wanted to subpoena "any and all prescription medication on file" for Woods. He and his attorneys have contested the release of those records.

Woods was reported to have returned from a rehabilitation facility in Switzerland.

Court records show the hearing moved onto Wednesday's docket. Woods had originally been due in court Sept. 8.