Tiger Woods’ SUV black Box has been reportedly seized by the law enforcement officer on suspicion of committing a crime before his horror car crash. This comes, after a Judge who believed there was probable cause a crime may have been committed before the crash gave the order.
According to the report by TMZ, L.A. County Sheriff got the search warrant to seize the Tiger Woods’ SUV black box in the vehicle due to the possible offence of a misdemeanour reckless driving.
Multiple law enforcement sources tell TMZ the search warrant for the Tiger Woods’ SUV black box, prepared by the Sheriff’s Department outlined details of the crash that left Tiger badly injured. Some of the items go to the heart of the warrant establishing probable cause, the fact there were no skid marks, the objects struck by the SUV before it came to rest, the fact it was a single-vehicle crash, Tiger’s horrendous injuries as well as damage to the vehicle and apparent excessive speed.
TMZ in their report, also said that sources had said that the words “reckless driving” are not mentioned in the warrant. And no specific crime is listed in the warrant. Nevertheless, a judge is prohibited from signing a search warrant unless there’s the probable cause of a crime. That’s the essence of the 4th Amendment to the Constitution.
Law enforcement sources told TMZ that one of 2 things occurred; either a member of the Sheriff’s Dept. went into the judge’s chambers to discuss the warrant or something that is frequently done and mentioned reckless driving, or the judge simply looked at the documents and determined there was a probable cause of possible reckless driving. Nevertheless, law enforcement sources say examining the black box for possible reckless driving was the object of the search warrant.