New Footage Reveals Details of Tiger Woods' DUI Arrest Following Florida Crash

Detailed Timeline of Woods' Arrest

Newly released police body camera footage provides an unprecedented look at Tiger Woods' DUI arrest following his Range Rover crash in Jupiter, Florida. The recording begins approximately 50 minutes after the accident, showing Woods in an ocean-blue polo and compression sock, telling an officer he was "talking to the president" on his phone.

Field Testing and Drug Discovery

At 3:00 p.m., Woods underwent questioning while seated on a patrol car bumper. Though he denied drinking alcohol, he admitted to taking multiple medications including Motrin and ibuprofen. Police discovered two hydrocodone pills in his pants pocket during the arrest process.

Field sobriety tests included checks for involuntary eye movements and coordination assessments. At 3:11 p.m., an officer placed Woods under arrest for DUI, with Woods responding in apparent disbelief: "You're arresting me?"

Legal Response and Treatment Plans

Following Tuesday's not guilty plea to misdemeanor DUI charges, Woods issued a statement acknowledging the situation's seriousness and his intention to seek treatment. A Florida judge subsequently granted permission for Woods to pursue inpatient treatment outside the U.S., with his attorney citing the need for "intensive, highly individualized and medically integrated" care.

The most striking footage shows Woods handcuffed in the patrol car's back seat, displaying heavy eyes, persistent hiccups, and moments of visible distress as he was transported to Martin County Jail.