A Very Sweaty Tiger Woods Called Donald Trump After His Car Wreck
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Key Points:
- Tiger Woods has been charged with driving under the influence and refusing to submit to a drug test following his March 27 rollover crash in Jupiter Island, Florida.
- Police cited Woods' evasive answers, difficulties with the field sobriety test, and refusal to provide a urine sample as indicators of impairment, possibly from prescription medication.
- Body camera footage shows Woods making a phone call to then-President Donald Trump immediately after the crash, which he acknowledged to responding officers.
- Woods appeared unsteady during the field sobriety test and was subsequently handcuffed and taken into police custody.
- Donald Trump, who described Woods as a "very close friend," expressed sympathy for Woods and noted their longstanding friendship prior to Woods' reported relationship with Vanessa Trump.
