Summary
Tiger Woods was involved in a car crash in Florida, where authorities found signs of impairment and hydrocodone pills in his pocket. Woods, who showed signs of being impaired, was charged with driving under the influence, property damage, and refusing to take a lawful test.
Key Facts
- Tiger Woods crashed his car on a beachside road on Jupiter Island, Florida.
- Deputies found hydrocodone, a pain-relief medication, in his pocket.
- Woods displayed symptoms of impairment, such as bloodshot eyes and slow movements.
- There were no injuries reported from the crash, despite his vehicle rolling over.
- Woods has undergone multiple surgeries and wore a compression sock at the scene.
- A Breathalyzer test showed no alcohol in his system, but he refused a urine test, which is a misdemeanor in Florida.
- He was arrested, charged, and later released on bail; he is due in court on April 23.
