Tiger's doctor faces charges over performance-enhancing drugs

EMBATTLED Tiger Woods' troublesome knee may land him in more strife following the arrest of one of his doctors in a drugs investigation. Dr Anthony Galea of Toronto, who has treated some of the biggest names in world sport, faces three Federal charges following the discovery of human growth hormones and the calf blood extract Actovegin in his bag as it was being transported across the US-Canadian border by his secretary in September. Galea's practice was raided and he is due in court on Friday.