Tiger Woods was arrested and jailed Friday afternoon following a two-car crash near his Jupiter, Fla., home in which he was not injured but was charged with driving under the influence, according to the Martin County Sheriff’s office in South Florida.
Woods was not impaired due to alcohol, according to John Budensiek, the sheriff who conducted a news conference and explained that Woods passed a breathalyzer test. But he refused to take a urine test, which automatically meant he would be charged.
