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Sheriff set to reveal speed was the cause of Tiger Woods near-fatal car crash

Tiger Woods was going 83MPH in a 45mph zone when he crashed with speed the sole cause of his near-fatal accident Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva is set to reveal that excessive speed caused Tiger Woods to crash his SUV on February 23 It comes just a week after Villanueva said they would not release details of cause He claimed that his deputies needed permission from Woods to reveal findings But now findings are set to reveal Woods was speeding when he lost control of his SUV and that caused the crash Woods suffered serious injuries in the February 23 crash when he struck a raised median at around 7am in Rolling Hills Estates, just outside of Los Angeles

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CHICAGO Jurors in the trial of a former Minneapolis police officer charged in George Floyd’s death have spent the week listening to testimony from leaders of the city’s department and national experts on use of force. On Wednesday, testimony briefly touched on a phrase that has become a short-hand description for the type of police interactions that spur protests and demands for change in cities across the U.S.: “Lawful but awful.” HOW DID IT COME UP IN THE TRIAL? Jody Stiger, a Los Angeles Police Department sergeant, served as a prosecution witness on use of force by police. Stiger testified on Wednesday that the force Derek Chauvin used against Floyd was excessive based on his review of video evidence.

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Update On Tiger s Crash

The Jim Rome Show LISTEN LIVE Speeding? I’m no Colombo, but I could’ve pieced that one together. USA Today According to TMZ, we are going to find out what caused the February 23rd car accident involving Tiger Woods. The Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department is expected to announce the results of their investigation into the single-car accident that left Woods with multiple comminuted open fractures to his right leg, an ankle injury, and trauma to the leg muscles. If you recall, Woods was driving around 7am in Rolling Hills Estates when his SUV hit a raised median, crossed two oncoming lanes, and drilled a tree.

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EXPLAINER: Questioning blurs meaning of lawful but awful

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