Bodycam footage shows Tiger Woods' arrest after sobriety test
AP News • • general
Key Points:
- Body camera footage from Tiger Woods' March 27 Florida SUV crash shows deputies arresting him for DUI and removing two pills, identified as Norco containing hydrocodone, from his pocket.
- Woods told deputies he was distracted by his phone and radio when his speeding Land Rover clipped a truck and rolled over; no injuries were reported.
- During the sobriety test, deputies noted Woods' impaired faculties, limping, a compression sock from multiple surgeries, and difficulty following instructions, leading to his arrest.
- Woods pleaded not guilty to DUI charges and announced an indefinite break from golf to seek treatment and focus on his health.
- Despite no alcohol detected in a Breathalyzer test, Woods refused a urine test, which under a recent Florida law change is a misdemeanor offense.
