Tiger Woods was arrested for DUI and charged with driving under the influence and refusing to take a urine test after crashing his Land Rover near his Jupiter Island, Florida home. The pills found in Woods' pocket were identified as Hydrocodone, a prescription medication commonly used as a painkiller. The golfer spent eight hours in jail before being released and taken home in a chauffeured Cadillac. Despite these health issues, Woods was not seriously injured in the crash, but did significantly damage the vehicle he hit. This is Woods' second DUI in 10 years and his fourth known car crash since 2009.