Tiger Woods' DUI Crash: Drug Test, Treatment, Legal Battle

On April 1st, Tiger Woods flipped his car in a single vehicle crash in Florida on March 27th

and new details from the arrest report, Pain A, clearer picture.

Cops found loose hydrocodone pills in his pocket right at the scene, and the 50-year-old

looked lethargic with bloodshot, glassy eyes, and super.

Dilated pupils, classic signs of being impaired.

He blew a zero on the breathalyzer for alcohol, but refused a urine test,

which could make things tricky as they test his blood for drugs now.

Legal pros point out Florida DUI laws hit hard on any substance messing with your driving,

including prescription meds like hydrocodone, even without.

Boo's involved.

No proof of a legit script for those pills?

That amps up the possession questions, too.

Fast forward to March 31st, Woods hit Instagram stories, saying he's stepping back for treatment

to lock in on his health and recovery, asking.

For privacy, while he rebuilt stronger.

Investigators keep piecing it together with blood-results pending,

but Woods is not guilty plea to the DUI,

says the stage for a drawn out legal battle.

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