Tiger Woods police report details: What to know about DUI charges, hydrocodone and more from golfer's arrest

Tiger Woods police report details: What to know about DUI charges, hydrocodone and more from golfer's arrest originally appeared on The Sporting News . Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here . Additional details about Tiger Woods' recent arrest for DUI were released on Tuesday by the Martin County Sheriff's Office.

Woods, who was arrested following a car crash on Jupiter Island in Florida on Friday, was previously said to have appeared "lethargic" in the moments after crashing his Range Rover, resulting in the car being on its side. Police had also previously said that Woods passed a breathalyzer test, but refused a urine test, resulting in charges of DUI and a count of refusal to take a urine analysis test. Further details, including the pills found on Woods after his arrest and his account of the crash, were released Tuesday.

Here's what was specified in Tuesday's police report about Woods' car crash and DUI charge. MORE: Full updates, details, more from Tiger Woods' arrest for DUI Tiger Woods police report details The Martin County Sheriff's Office released further details on Woods' arrest on Tuesday, providing more information into Woods' explanation for the car crash and more, per GOLF. com.

According to a probable cause affidavit obtained by GOLF. com, in his account of the incident to police, Woods said he was driving from his nearby home and had been "looking down at his phone and changing the radio station" when the accident occurred. Woods "didn’t notice the pickup truck ahead of him slowing to turn into a driveway," and in order to overtake the truck, he crossed a "no passing" line, but clipped the back of the trailer, which flipped his Range Rover on its side.