Tiger Woods, 50, was “sweating profusely” and in possession of two opioid pills in his pocket at the time of his latest rollover crash Friday, according to a newly released arrest affidavit by the Martin County Sheriff’s Office in Florida.
Woods, whose real name is Eldrick T . Woods, was charged with DUI with Property Damage and Refusal to Submit to BAL Test on Friday after deputies say he was traveling in a black Range Rover and hit a Ford F-150 from the rear, resulting in his vehicle to crash and roll over, according to an affidavit reviewed by HuffPost.
The driver of the Ford truck told deputies at the scene his account of the incident and that he began to slow down to make a right turn into a driveway, activating his turn signal before Woods hit his car.
According to the truck driver, Woods was unable to exit properly and had to climb out from the front passenger side, the affidavit read.
Woods told deputies that he was looking down at his cell phone before the crash and changing the radio station, but did not realize the truck slowed down, deputies wrote.
