Tiger Woods arrest: Medication or drugs, not alcohol, blamed on crash, sheriff says

The Martin County Sheriff's Office said Tiger Woods was not believed to be under the impairment of alcohol after a rollover crash on Jupiter Island, Florida, on Friday. Instead, they thought it could be medication or drugs.  Woods did take a breathe test and blew "triple zeroes," the sheriff said. However, he refused to take the urine test, which is a misdemeanor violation of state law. Woods was arrested under suspicion of DUI and booked into the Marion County Jail, officials said.