Tiger Woods DUI Arrest: 'Lethargic' After Jupiter Island Range Rover Crash
WPTV • • general
Key Points:
- Tiger Woods was arrested on suspicion of DUI after a rollover crash on Jupiter Island, Florida, where he was reportedly driving at high speed and swerved to avoid a collision, causing his Range Rover to roll onto its side.
- The Martin County Sheriff's Office charged Woods with DUI with property damage and refusal to submit to a lawful test, noting he showed signs of impairment but blew zero on a breathalyzer and refused a urine test.
- Investigators suspect Woods may have been impaired by medication or drugs, but no substances were found in his vehicle, and definitive results on impairment are unlikely.
- Woods was alone during the crash, was able to exit the vehicle uninjured, and will be held in jail for at least eight hours as per Florida DUI arrest law.
- This incident follows Woods' previous severe car crash in 2021 in California, where he sustained multiple leg injuries.
