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Originally Posted by collie1228
I just read Tiger's statement, and the report in the New York Times that he is refusing to talk to the police, on advice of counsel. It is a "private matter" they say. I say that he must at least be charged with reckless driving. Even with no alcohol involved, he must have driven recklessly in order to hit a hydrant and a tree on exiting his driveway. Maybe if he's charged he'll change his mind about his right to silence.
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I'm lost.... how do you "refuse to talk to the police"?....are the laws different in Florida than New York? totallly confused....
