Tiger Woods police report: New details emerge on golfer’s arrest

More details surrounding Tiger Woods’ car accident and DUI charge have emerged on Tuesday. The 50-year-old golfer allegedly told a sheriff’s deputy he had looked down at his phone and did not realize a truck ahead of him had slowed down to turn into a driveway in Jupiter Island, Florida, according to an incident report released Tuesday by the Martin County Sheriff’s Office, via NBC News . TRUMP TALKED TO WOODS: HERE’S THE UPDATE The report indicated Woods showed signs of impairment and had opioid pain pills in his pocket.

Sean Zak of Golf. com released details surrounding the police report on X/Twitter on Tuesday : “Tiger Woods DUI police report released today,” Zak wrote. “Woods says he glanced at his phone when car ahead slowed down.

Officers observed Woods as lethargic, slow and ‘sweating profusely. Two white pills in his pocket (Hydrocodone). Eyes were bloodshot, glassy and ‘extremely dilated.

’” According to NBC News, the driver of the truck, 43-year-old Jeromy Bullard, told authorities that he was starting to make a turn when he looked in his mirror and saw Woods traveling “at high speeds. ” Woods’ Land Rover “overtook” the truck at the last minute and tried to swerve to avoid a crash but hit the trailer, according to officials. According to the report, Woods struggled to perform the field sobriety test, including “limping and stumbling to the right” during one of the exercises.