Tiger Woods told police after car crash he was ‘talking to the president’

Following a car crash in Florida, Tiger Woods was arrested for driving under the influence. Police body camera footage revealed Woods telling a deputy he had just been talking to "the president" on the phone. The conversation's content was not recorded, and it's unclear if he meant then-President Donald Trump, who later expressed sympathy for Woods. The footage also shows Woods failing a sobriety test and appearing disoriented in the patrol car. Woods told police he crashed after looking at his phone while driving, causing his car to hit a truck and roll over. No injuries were reported in the incident, which occurred on Jupiter Island.

Following Tiger Woods' recent DUI arrest after a car crash in Florida, body camera footage revealed he told a deputy he had been "talking to the president" on the phone. The conversation itself was not recorded, and it's unclear if he meant then-President Donald Trump, a known acquaintance. Trump commented on Woods' situation shortly after the arrest, expressing sympathy. The footage also shows Woods failing a sobriety test and appearing to fall asleep in the patrol car. Woods stated he crashed after being distracted by his phone while driving, causing his SUV to hit a truck. No injuries were reported in the incident.