Tiger Woods' DUI Arrest: Impairment, Refusal, Charges

0:00It's March 31st. This is Entertainment and celebrity news. Today, powered by AI, your daily dose of celebrity buzz. Tiger Woods' car crash report just dropped from Florida deputies, painting a clear picture of impairment. His eyes were bloodshot and glassy, pupils wide, moving slow and sweaty during the interview. They found two hydrocodone pills in his pocket, the painkiller opioid. He straight up told officers he took a few prescription meds that morning. Crash happened at high speed on a quiet beach road in Jupiter Island, where his land rover clipped the truck ahead while he fiddled with his phone and radio, flipping the SUV on its side. No one got hurt, good news there, but the truck took $5,000 in damage. Woods passed a breathalyzer with zero alcohol, yet refused the urine test, landing him in custody for eight hours before bail. Now he's facing charges for driving under the influence, property damage, and refusing a lawful test, thanks to a new Florida law making that refusal, A. Miss demeanor even

1:05first time around, his team, and the PGA tour, where he's a big board player, stayed silent on it all. This adds to Woods' history of wrecks, but eyes stay glued as legal moves unfold, and golf world watches close.