Tiger Woods' Post-Crash Condition Revealed

0:00It's March 31st. Entertainment and celebrity news today starts now, AI-powered and trending. Newly released police documents from Tiger Woods' car crash on March 27th in Florida paint a rough picture of his condition at the scene. Deputies described the 50-year-old golfer as lethargic and slow, with severe signs of impairment. They found two hydrocodone pills, a prescription opioid for pain, loose in his pants pocket during a search. He was sweating heavily even inside a cold patrol car, and when he took off his sunglasses, his eyes lit bloodshot, glassy, and extremely, dilated, though he seemed alert. Woods denied any alcohol that day, but admitted to taking prescription meds earlier. He also said no illegal drugs were involved. Field sobriety tests didn't go well. He was unsteady, limping, and stumbling, which he blamed on his long injury history, like seven back surgeries and, over 20 leg procedures, he had persistent hiccups too,

1:01and wore a compression sock on his knee. For the crash itself, Woods told officers he got distracted by his phone and fiddling with the radio, not noticing the truck ahead had slowed. Damage came to about $5,000, mostly to a trailer. Experts see this as a red flag for ongoing issues with pain meds or control, but stress it's fixable with the right steps, something Woods has battled. For keeping fans watching his next moves closely.