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Tiger Woods thinks he's 'above everything' after crash: Joe Concha
Washington Examiner columnist Joe Concha said professional golfer Tiger Woods thinks he’s “above everything,” after body camera footage of Woods’ car crash showed him saying he was on the phone with President Donald Trump to the police.
TL;DR
- Columnist Joe Concha suggested Tiger Woods believes he is "above everything" due to his fame, citing Woods' comment about calling President Donald Trump to police after his car crash.
- Concha criticized Woods' DUI incidents, stating he has "blown it all up" and is fortunate no one was killed.
- The article mentions Woods' arrest for DUI on March 28, his plea of not guilty, and his plan to "step away" from golf for treatment.
- Concha recommended Woods take a break from golf, focus on his family, and get the help he needs.
- An arrest affidavit noted that Woods allegedly carried hydrocodone pills and displayed signs of impairment, including glassy eyes and slow movements.