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Tiger Woods mentioned drones over home and car, ‘president’ in remarks after crash, filing shows
Tiger Woods told police he had taken multiple prescription medications, including Vicodin, on the day of a crash that led to his arrest on suspicion of driving under the influence, according to court filings released on Wednesday.
TL;DR
- Tiger Woods told police he took multiple prescription medications, including Vicodin, prior to his arrest for DUI.
- He allegedly made unusual statements to officers about drones and speaking to "the president."
- Woods denied drinking alcohol, and a breath test showed no alcohol in his system.
- Prosecutors are seeking access to Woods's prescription records, which his attorneys are objecting to.
- Woods has pleaded not guilty to DUI charges and stated he was changing the radio station when the crash occurred.
- He is scheduled to return to court next month and has previously sought treatment for substance abuse and injuries.