US EditionTiger Woods Called President Trump After DUI Rollover Crash & During His Arrest In Florida
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Tiger Woods Called President Trump After DUI Rollover Crash & During His Arrest In Florida
Footage released after Tiger Woods once again crashed his car after a DUI shows that he called President Donald Trump after the incident. The famous golfer was arrested on March 27 after attempting to overtake another driver at high speed, resulting in a rollover crash near his home in Jupiter, Florida. Cops found opioids in his pocket and hit him with several charges, including driving under the influence. This is his second DUI arrest, with th…
(EFE) – Tiger Woods said he was “talking to the president” Donald Trump after being involved last week in a traffic accident in Florida, U.S.A., according to a video recorded by the police body camera released on Thursday. Images show a security officer telling the golfer to stay with him after the accident, to which Woods replies: “Yes, he was talking to the president.” It’s not clear if at that time he refers to U.S. president Donald Trump, wh…
A SUV overturned on the flank, a champion who comes out unharmed, gyrophars who illuminate a road in Florida... and, in the middle of all this, a phrase that slams: right after his accident, Tiger Woods explains to the police that he was on the phone with the president. A very real scene, filmed by a camera-pied, but that almost resembles a film. These images, shot in Martin County and made public a few days after the facts, show the golfer in f…
One rarely imagines that a photograph of arrest can increase the sales of a garment. Yet, since the release of Tiger Woods' last mugshot, a simple golf blue polo has become the object of all online lusts. On 27 March 2026, the champion to the 15 majors was involved in a car accident in Jupiter Island, Florida. Arrested for "driving under influence" after the crash, Tiger Woods is photographed by the authorities, as practice in the United States.…
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