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Tiger Woods' licence suspended five years after reckless driving plea

Tiger Woods' licence suspended five years after reckless driving plea

Golf star Tiger Woods agreed to a reckless driving charge on Wednesday, avoiding jail time after his rollover crash in March. A judge in Martin County, Florida, ordered his driver's licence suspended for five years as part of the deal. Woods, 50, also faces about $1,500 in fines and is allowed 30 days to challenge the decision.

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