911 calls from Tiger Woods’ rollover DUI crash revealed
By Christian Arnold
Published on April 2, 2026.
New 911 dispatch audio from Tiger Woods' Friday rollover crash has revealed that several local police departments were responding to the incident. The audio was obtained from the Martin County Sheriff’s Office (Florida), and in one instance, a Jupiter Island police officer requested an "available unit" from the sheriff’�s office to help with traffic control. Woods was arrested for DUI and is now facing charges of property damage and refusal to submit to a lawful urine test. The incident occurred near his Jupiter Island home when he attempted to pass a truck in his Land Rover SUV and was forced to swerve due to oncoming traffic and clipped the truck, causing the accident.
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