Tiger Woods drug records subpoenaed

A Florida judge has ruled that prosecutors can access professional golfer Tiger Woods' prescription drug records as part of an ongoing DUI case.

Woods has pleaded not guilty following his March arrest after crashing and flipping his vehicle.

The ruling allows investigators to examine whether medications influenced his driving at the time of the accident.

Woods' legal team had fought the subpoena, citing medical privacy concerns, but the court determined the records are relevant to the state's investigation.