Tiger Woods Bodycam Shows Call to Trump After March 27 DUI Crash

Body camera footage released by the Martin County Sheriff's Office shows Tiger Woods saying he had been 'just talking to the president' moments after a March 27 rollover crash that led to his arrest and misdemeanor DUI charge.

Authorities said Woods' Land Rover clipped a trailer, flipped onto its side, and he crawled out the passenger door after telling deputies he had looked down at his phone.

President Donald Trump called Woods a 'very close friend' and said 'he's got some difficulty,' Woods said he would be 'stepping away' to seek treatment, and court documents show he pleaded not guilty.

Deputies documented that Woods had 'bloodshot and glassy eyes,' 'extremely dilated pupils,' and was 'sweating profusely,' and officers found two opioid pills later identified as hydrocodone.

Woods faces misdemeanor counts of DUI, property damage and refusal to submit a test, and court records show a judge granted him permission to seek treatment abroad as the case proceeds.