What you’re seeing: Tiger Woods sobriety test, a wrecked vehicle, and an arrest.DUI isn’t rare, it’s addiction, and it’s the kind of struggle that puts lives at risk long before the sirens show up.The law: DUI isn’t just alcohol. Prescription meds + impairment = charge. Prosecutors look at officer observations, field sobriety tests, and toxicology. No crash injuries helps, but penalties can still include probation, fines, license suspension, and mandated treatment.The reality: With resources, ca

Houston Police Officer Ashley Gonzalez, a former Marine, was recorded on video casually using the N-word and other anti-Black slurs to describe people she encounters on duty. She is not under stress, not reacting in the moment, and not speaking privately. She is relaxed, comfortable, and openly describing how she speaks to Black people she arrests, even saying she feels “at peace” doing it.This is not just about one officer’s language. It raises deeper questions about what policing in America is