Tiger Woods' arrest videos add eerie vividness to moments after crash

Police footage released Thursday shows Tiger Woods getting arrested last week. Martin County Sheriff's Office In the wake of Tiger Woods’ DUI arrest in South Florida last week, pundits and the public alike have expressed all kinds of emotions about the 15-time major winner’s actions. Anger is high on the list, because of Woods’ decision to yet again put lives at risk by getting behind the wheel in an allegedly impaired state.

Empathy also has been expressed. Anyone who has had addiction in their lives knows the battles Woods has faced on the golf course pale next to what he has been fighting off of it. On Thursday, the Records Unit of the Martin County Sheriff’s Office released body-camera footage of the arrest, giving any interested viewers a more vivid look at what happened in the moments after Woods flipped his Range Roger on a two-lane road in Jupiter on Friday afternoon.

The footage is extensive and unsettling. At 2:50 p. m.

ET, an officer’s camera shows Woods, in an ocean-blue polo, shorts and a compression sock over his right knee, at the end of a driveway. Woods is on his phone. “Mr.