Woods stated he was 'talking to the president' following his early morning Florida vehicle collision, according to body camera footage from his arrest. ==The golfer, arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence, told a deputy he was coming from his home when the crash occurred on Jupiter Island**. He also indicated he had been distracted by his phone, attempting to change the radio station.
==Woods has entered a plea of not guilty to the DUI charge.** He also told deputies he had undergone extensive surgeries on his back and leg, stating his ankle seizes when he walks. Authorities found two white pills in his pocket, which he explained were from his medication regimen. Woods denies using illegal substances, though he did admit to taking painkillers. A breath test showed no alcohol, but he declined a urine test.
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The footage reveals Woods appearing surprised at his arrest, asking, "I'm being arrested?" Deputies noted he was sweating heavily and appeared lethargic during the interaction. His eyes were described as "bloodshot and glassy" with "extremely dilated" pupils during sobriety tests, during which he was observed limping and wearing a compression sock over his right knee.
==The circumstances surrounding the "talking to the president" comment remain unclarated in the released materials.** It is unclear if Woods was referring to a specific individual, given past associations.
The collision involved Woods' SUV rolling over. ==Officials reported no injuries from the incident.** Woods was subsequently taken to an emergency room but reportedly refused further medical treatment. He was later released on bail.
