Former Tiger Woods prosecutor on plea deal: 'Both sides win'

Former Palm Beach County state attorney Dave Aronberg, who led the 2017 Tiger Woods prosecution, remarked that “both sides win” after the golfer entered a no‑contest plea to a new reckless‑driving charge. Woods was taken into custody in March following a collision in Jupiter, Florida, that sent a pickup truck and his Land Rover into a flip. Aronberg’s comment underscores the legal balance between the prosecution’s case and the defense’s plea strategy, while hinting at the broader implications for Woods’ public image and future legal standing.

Dave Aronberg, the former Palm Beach County, Fla., state attorney who prosecuted Tiger Woods in 2017, said Wednesday "both sides win" after the golfer changed his plea to no contest to a recent reckless driving charge. Woods was arrested in March after he struck a pickup truck and flipped his Land Rover in Jupiter, Fla. Aronberg told...