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A police report details Tiger Woods' disoriented state following his car crash in Florida, revealing bloodshot eyes, slowed movements, and lethargy. Woods admitted to using prescription medications and accounted for distractions from his phone and radio before the accident occurred.
JUPITER ISLAND, Fla. (AP) — According to a sheriff’s report released on Tuesday, Tiger Woods showed alarming signs of disorientation when he was interviewed following his recent car crash in Florida. The report indicates that Woods had bloodshot, glassy eyes and dilated pupils while speaking to deputies from the Martin County Sheriff’s Office. His movements were described as slow and lethargic, and he appeared to be sweating during the interaction. When questioned about his use of prescription medications, Woods acknowledged, I take a few. The investigation revealed that he had been distracted by his phone and adjusting the radio when he collided with a truck in front of him last Friday.
