Newly Released Squad Car Footage Shows What An ‘Irritated’ Tiger Woods Did In Backseat Of Police Vehicle After His Arrest [VIDEO]

Tiger Woods couldn’t believe he was getting arrested.
Tiger Woods is in the midst of trying to receive help for his troubles. However, a new week brings more attention to his latest arrest. New bodycam footage shows the moment Woods was arrested on a DUI charge.

The 50-year-old golfer is seen speaking to police while kneeling down on his knee. In a video from Martin County’s police, Woods is seen wearing sunglasses and a backward hat. When the audio comes on, Woods can be heard explaining how the accident occurred. “I looked down at my phone, and all of a sudden, boom,” Woods tells an officer.
He cooperates as the officer searches his back for anything on Woods’ person, with the officer telling Woods that a medical team will check him out. His cooperation did not mean he was going to get off from what happened at the scene.
More footage has since come out that showed Tiger Woods being arrested.
Tiger Woods Was Not Thrilled To be In The Back of A Cop’s Car
Golf legend Tiger Woods was arrested on suspicion of DUI after a rollover crash in Martin County, Florida. Wearing a blue golf shirt, Woods left the scene of his March 27 rollover crash in the back seat of a law enforcement officer’s vehicle.
As he’s being handcuffed in the video, Woods asked, “I’m being arrested?” while a police officer tells him, “At this time, I do believe your normal faculties are impaired.”
The professional golfer was filmed being belted into the vehicle. Throughout the video, he appeared irritated, likely because he knew this would be huge news online. He yawned and had the case of the hiccups as he sat silently during the drive.
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At one point, Tiger Woods briefly appeared to fall asleep during the 17-minute video.
Officers on scene said Woods was “sweating profusely” and found two hydrocodone painkiller pills in Woods’ pocket at the time of his arrest. Tiger Woods passed a breath test, but refused to submit to a urinalysis test at the county jail.
He was charged with DUI and failure to submit to a DUI test following the two-vehicle crash.