Tiger Woods DUI arrest video: he says he was 'talking to the president'
Tiger Woods DUI arrest video: he says he was 'talking to the president'
Bodycam footage from Tiger Woods' DUI arrest shows him claiming he was distracted by his phone and 'talking to the president' as he denies alcohol use.
Tiger Woods is back in the spotlight after a Florida rollover crash led to a DUI arrest, with bodycam footage released showing him appearing disoriented and saying he was distracted by his phone. He denied drinking, noted prescription painkillers in his system, and refused a urine test, citing injuries. The video also captures him claiming he was 'talking to the president' during the incident, a claim that has stirred confusion and questions about what happened in the moments after the crash.
Vanessa Trump, connected publicly to Woods in recent years, broke her silence with a brief message directed at him as Woods said he would step away for a period to focus on health. The public back-and-forth adds to the mounting coverage of the case as questions about timing, health, and next steps for the golf legend linger.
As the footage surfaces, fans and sponsors weigh in on what this means for Woods' career. The golfer's public message that he is stepping away to focus on health has already sparked a broader conversation about athletes, personal health, and accountability after high-profile incidents.
