Tiger Woods Arrested, Seeks Treatment for Health

0:00On April 4, Tiger Woods got handcuffed last week after failing field sobriety tests during a traffic stop. He blew triple zeros on the breathalyzer, but deputies noted his lethargic movements and signs of impairment so they kept going with the checks. He explained to officers about his seven back surgeries, over 20 operations on his leg from a bad 2021 car wreck, and that he takes a few prescription meds. His ankle is fused now, and he walks with a limp, so they had him do the tests sitting down. This marks his second driving under the influence arrest, the first back in 2017. Woods struggled with eye tracking, touching his nose, hand flips while counting, and clapping exercises before they cuffed him. Earlier this week, Woods posted a statement saying he's stepping away from golf to seek treatment and focus on his health. He called in necessary for his well-being and lasting recovery. He's committed to coming back stronger, personally, and professionally, and asked for privacy while he works through this with his family.

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