Details surrounding Tiger Woods' recent DUI investigation and vehicle crash in Florida were made public Tuesday morning with the release of the official arrest affidavit. The document provides specifics regarding the incident that occurred last Friday afternoon.

Details of the Friday Afternoon Collision

The incident took place around 2 p.m. when Woods was driving his SUV behind a truck pulling a trailer. According to the affidavit, Woods attempted to overtake the trailer, crossing over a double solid line into the path of oncoming traffic.

The collision occurred when the front right section of Woods' SUV struck the left rear fender of the trailer, causing his vehicle to flip onto the driver’s side. Woods later told the responding deputy that he had been looking down at his cell phone and failed to notice the trailer had slowed.

Witness Account and Initial Observations

The driver of the truck confirmed that he was slowing down to make a right turn into a driveway and had his turn signal activated. He stated that Woods’ SUV must not have seen his signaling.

Following the crash, the truck driver assisted Woods in exiting his vehicle. The report noted that Woods appeared lethargic and moved slowly, though he remained "extremely alert" during the initial investigation.

Signs of Impairment Noted by Deputy

The deputy observed multiple indicators suggesting impairment. These included profuse sweating and significant difficulty when attempting coordination tests. Furthermore, Woods reportedly experienced hiccups throughout the duration of the investigation.

Sobriety Tests and Physical Condition

Woods, who was wearing a compression sock on his right knee, appeared to stumble and limp while performing the field sobriety test. He informed the deputy about his extensive medical history, citing seven back surgeries and over 20 leg operations, adding that his ankle seizes when he walks.

Upon removing his sunglasses, the deputy observed that Woods' eyes were "bloodshot and glassy" with dilated pupils. Woods denied consuming any alcohol but admitted to taking prescription medication, stating, "I take a few."

Arrest and Refusal to Cooperate

During a subsequent search, deputies discovered two pills identified as hydrocodone in Woods’ pocket. Additionally, Woods declined to provide a urine sample when requested.

The deputy concluded that Woods' normal faculties were impaired, rendering him unsafe to operate a vehicle. Woods was formally arrested shortly after 3 p.m. on Friday.

Post-Arrest Procedures

Following his arrest, Woods was transported to the Cleveland Clinic ER South, where he refused all offered medical treatment. He was subsequently taken to the Martin County Jail.

Woods is facing charges that include DUI with property damage and refusal to submit to a blood-alcohol level (BAL) test. This report was originally compiled by Samanta Roesler for the Scripps News Group based in West Palm Beach.