Tiger Woods mugshot 2026
It’s been revealed in arrest records that Tiger Woods was in possession of Hydrocodone pills, which were seized by police, when he was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence after a rollover car crash last week.
As The Gateway Pundit reported, Woods, 50, was involved in a rollover car accident on Friday afternoon in Jupiter, Florida, and he was subsequently arrested and charged with a DUI.
Despite blowing a 0.00 on a breathalyzer test, he refused to submit a urinalysis test and was arrested in accordance with state law, Martin County Sheriff John Budensiek said in a press conference.
Woods swerved and crashed into a “pressure cleaner truck” while attempting to pass at a high speed in his Landrover and rolled his car, according to the Sheriff. He also exhibited “signs of impairment,” police said.
He was taken into the Martin County Jail in Florida on Friday and released later that night.
Now, it’s being reported that he had two white pills, identified as the opiate and controlled substance, Hydrocodone, in his pocket during the crash.
Per Fox:
Police seized two hydrocodone pills from Tiger Woods, whose eyes were ‘bloodshot and glassy’ after wreck, arrest affidavit reveals
BREAKING: Police seized two hydrocodone pills from Tiger Woods, whose eyes were ‘bloodshot and glassy’ after wreck, arrest affidavit reveals pic.twitter.com/6XWLlJSfLP
— Fox News (@FoxNews) March 31, 2026
Woods reportedly claims, however, that he was using his cellphone and was distracted during the accident.
According to the document, Woods was sweating profusely when officers arrived at the scene of the crash and exhibited “lethargic and slow” movements, TMZ reports.
His eyes were described as “bloodshot and glassy” with his pupils “extremely dilated.”
He also told officers, “I take a few,” when asked if he’s on any prescription medication.
More from TMZ:
During a search of Woods’ person, the deputy stated they located two white pills inside his left pants pocket with the marks “M367” — revealed to be hydrocodone, an opioid medication used to treat severe pain.
According to the report, Woods had a gnarly case of the hiccups throughout the investigation.
As for what caused the crash, Woods claimed he was busy looking at his cell phone and changing the radio station … and didn’t realize the car in front of him had slowed down until it was too late.
The damage to the truck and pressure washer trailer is estimated to be $5,000 … with the rear left fender and wheel of the trailer getting wrecked.
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