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A recent incident report from the Martin County Sheriff’s Office reveals that Tiger Woods showed signs of distress, including bloodshot eyes and lethargic movements, when questioned after his car accident in Florida. The golf icon admitted to taking prescription medications and confessed to being distracted while driving.
JUPITER ISLAND, Fla. (AP) — Following a car accident last week in Florida, Tiger Woods exhibited concerning physical signs that have raised eyebrows. According to a report released by the Martin County Sheriff’s Office on Tuesday, Woods had bloodshot and glassy eyes, with dilated pupils during his interview on the scene. Witnesses noticed that his movements appeared slow and lethargic, and he was visibly sweating while responding to deputies' questions.When pressed by a deputy about any prescription medications he might have taken, Woods acknowledged, 'I take a few.' This admission, combined with his distracted behavior—he was reportedly looking at his phone and adjusting the radio just before the accident—paints a troubling picture surrounding the circumstances that led to the crash.As the investigation continues, questions remain regarding Woods' state at the time of the crash and potential impacts on his future endeavors in professional golf.}
