Body camera footage has been released, providing a detailed account of golf icon Tiger Woods’ DUI arrest on Jupiter Island, Florida. The video captures the moments following a single-vehicle rollover crash on March 27, and Woods’ subsequent interaction with Martin County deputies.

Crash Details and Initial Account

The footage, made public on April 2, shows Woods kneeling beside the road, describing the crash as 'boom.' He told deputies he briefly looked down at his phone, contributing to the collision. An eyewitness confirmed Woods struck another vehicle, which was towing a trailer.

Sheriff's Confirmation

Sheriff John Budensiek of Martin County confirmed Woods’ vehicle was speeding when it collided with the other vehicle, causing his SUV to overturn. He also noted Woods appeared to have exited the vehicle through a window after the crash.

Arrest and Investigation Findings

The investigation led to Woods’ arrest on charges of DUI, property damage, and refusal to submit to a urine test. He passed a breathalyzer test but declined a urinalysis. Detectives also found two suspected hydrocodone pills in his possession.

Physical Observations

The arrest report detailed that Woods exhibited bloodshot and glassy eyes, dilated pupils, and slow, lethargic movements following the incident. He was booked into jail and released after posting a $1,150 bond.

Woods' Response and Treatment

Following the arrest and public attention, Woods announced on March 31 he would step away from professional golf to seek treatment. He stated his commitment to prioritizing his health and recovery.

Seeking Inpatient Treatment

On April 1, a Martin County judge granted Woods permission to leave the country for comprehensive inpatient treatment. This decision emphasized the need for privacy as he focuses on recovery. The released bodycam footage provides further insight into the events surrounding the arrest and Woods’ condition.