Authorities in Florida have released new details surrounding the arrest of golf icon Tiger Woods, with law enforcement officials outlining a sequence of events that has intensified scrutiny over the high-profile crash and subsequent DUI charges.

Speaking during a press conference, Martin County Sheriff John Budensiek confirmed that Woods was involved in a rollover crash on Jupiter Island shortly before 2 p.m., after attempting to overtake a truck towing a pressure-cleaning trailer at what officials described as a high rate of speed. According to investigators, the maneuver occurred at the last moment, with Woods’ vehicle clipping the rear of the trailer before overturning onto its side.

Responding officers arriving at the scene found Woods alone in the vehicle. He was able to exit through the passenger side without assistance, and no injuries were reported. However, authorities quickly noted what they described as visible “signs of impairment,” prompting a formal DUI investigation.

During the press briefing, the sheriff emphasized that alcohol did not appear to be a factor in the incident, aligning with earlier reports that a breathalyzer test showed no presence of alcohol. Instead, officials indicated that impairment was believed to be linked to medication or other substances, though no definitive conclusion has been publicly confirmed.

A key point highlighted during the conference was Woods’ refusal to submit to a urine test, a decision that resulted in an additional charge under Florida law. Authorities stated that after conducting roadside sobriety tests—during which Woods reportedly referenced his history of injuries and surgeries—he was taken into custody and transported to the Martin County Jail.

The sheriff also provided further clarity on the crash dynamics, noting that the truck driver had been attempting to turn into a driveway when Woods approached from behind. With limited space on the narrow roadway, the driver was unable to move aside, leading to the critical moment of impact that caused the rollover.

While the legal process is now underway, the press conference has added new layers to an already complex case—particularly the combination of high speed, alleged impairment without alcohol, and the refusal to undergo additional testing. As investigators continue to review the incident, the unanswered questions surrounding what precisely contributed to Woods’ condition at the time of the crash remain central to the unfolding narrative.