LISTEN: Tiger Woods DUI Arrest Police Dispatch Audio

(Town of Jupiter Police Department)

The Town of Jupiter Police Department has released police dispatch audio from when golfer Tiger Woods was arrested under suspicion of driving under the influence.

The audio, which lasts just over one minute, displays the moments leading up to Woods arrest. One officer on the audio recording is heard approaching Woods’ black Mercedes, which was stalled on the side of the road.

Listen to the full police dispatch below:

With the audio, the police department also released a batch of photos of Woods’ Mercedes, which had suffered a flat left-back tire. To see those photos from the scene, click here.

A police report from the Jupiter Police Department that was released Tuesday said that an officer noticed the Mercedes stopped on the roadway with its right blinker flashing at 2:03 a.m. on Memorial Day.

When the officer approached the vehicle, Woods was noted as being asleep, hunched over the steering wheel. The officer had to wake Woods up, and noted that he had “extremely slow and slurred speech.”

Woods allegedly told the officer that he was coming from Los Angeles from golfing and said that he didn’t know where he was. He changed the story of where he was going multiple times, and the officer didn’t notice any odor of alcohol.

The golfer failed field sobriety tests, including reciting the alphabet back to the officer. When the officer asked if Woods knew what was asked of him, he allegedly said “Yes, recite entire National Anthem backwards.”

Woods was taken into custody and to a testing facility, where he arrived at 4:02 a.m. He was observed for 20 minutes and was noted as cooperative, but was “extremely sleepy” and had trouble keeping his eyes open.

Breath test results, according to the affidavit, show that the golfer didn’t register anything during the alcohol test but had been prescribed to multiple medications from past medical issues.

Read the police report from Woods’ arrest in the document below:

Tiger Woods Arrest Report by Chris on Scribd

The arrest documents show that Woods was prescribed four medications for his past surgeries. Those include Vicodin, Solarex, Torix and Vioxx (which he said he hasn’t taken this year).

Woods is scheduled to appear in court at 8:30 a.m. on July 5.

Hours after the arrest, Woods issued a statement, saying he experienced a negative side-effect of his prescribed medication.

“I would like to apologize with all my heart to my family, friends and the fans,” Woods said in his statement. “I expect more from myself too.”