Overview
- New bodycam videos released Thursday by Martin County authorities show Tiger Woods after his rollover crash saying he had been talking with “the president,” with no audio of a call and no confirmation from the White House.
- Woods’ SUV struck the rear of a truck with a trailer on Jupiter Island on March 27, then rolled onto its side, and deputies arrested him on DUI, property damage, and refusing a urine test.
- Deputies documented glassy eyes, dilated pupils, heavy sweating, and slow, uneven coordination, and the video shows him yawning and fighting drowsiness during a patrol-car transfer.
- The arrest affidavit notes a 0.000 breathalyzer reading and two hydrocodone pills found in his pocket, and he declined a urine test that could detect drugs.
- Woods has since said he will step away from golf to seek treatment, a move that halts a possible Masters return and shifts attention to his health and the legal case.