Tiger Woods' DUI Arrest: Pills, Crashes, and Hope for Change

0:00On March 31, Tiger Woods, the 50-year-old golf legend, landed in hot water with a DUI arrest after his land rover flipped on a Florida road in, Jupiter on March 27. Cops found two hydrocodone pills in his pocket during the bust, no booze on his breath, but clear signs he was impaired. He swerved hard to dodge a truck, lost control at high speed, and tumbled across the road. DVD saw him sweating buckets, moving sluggish, with bloodshot, super dilated eyes classic red flags for meds messing with his head. Wood said it was prescription stuff for back surgery pain and blamed his phone for the distraction. Fans and folks in the golf world are shaking their heads, knowing this fits a rough pattern. Back in 2009, he smashed into a tree doped up on sleepers, sparking his big scandal. Then in 2017, they found him passed out in his car, loaded with Vicodin, Xanax, and more. He pled to reckless driving and got. Treatment. Now he's spacing extra heat for refusing a urine test, which Florida law treats as his own charge on top of the DUI and damaged claims.

1:08That's his fourth scary driving mess since 2009, with pills in the mix at least twice. Legal teams gearing up to fight the evidence, but these crashes keep circling back to the same old demons, hoping woods finally breaks the cycle for. Good.