Tiger Woods' DUI Arrest: Prescription Pills & Impairment

0:00It's March 31st. Welcome to Entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Tiger Woods got hit with DUI charges after a roll over crash in Jupiter Island, Florida, back on Friday, March 27th. New details from the arrest affidavit show deputies found two white hydrocodone pills marked M367 in his left pants pocket during the search at the scene. Around 2pm, his black land rover smashed into a pressure cleaner truck, crossed the double line, and flipped on the driver's side. Woods told officers he took prescription meds that morning, admitted to a few, but swore off alcohol or illegal drugs, and he refused a urine sample. Cops spotted clear impairment signs, like perfused sweating and air-conditioned comfort, lethargic moves, bloodshot glassy eyes, and super dilated, pupils, even as he seemed to alert at times. He limped bad from over 20 leg surgeries and seven backups, struggling on sobriety tests. This echoes Woods' rocky history, with crashes and meds, including a 2017 DUI in the same area

1:06where he blamed a bad prescription mix, entered rehab, and pled to reckless driving instead. Then came the 2021 Los Angeles Rollover with no impairment found, but major leg surgery followed. While his team stays quiet, these revelations spotlight ongoing questions about the golf legend's health battles and road safety as the case moves. Forward.