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the latest as of this morning (just wonder how much detail will be provided...)>>>


TIGER WOODS Published 1 hour ago
Tiger Woods car crash cause set to be revealed: report
Authorities initially said the cause may never be revealed

The cause of Tiger Woods’ car crash that left the legendary golfer with serious leg injuries is reportedly set to be revealed by the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department on Wednesday.

Authorities are expected to blame excessive speed as the reason why Woods wrecked a 2021 Genesis SUV near Ranchos Palos Verdes in late February, TMZ Sports reported. Sources told the gossip website that Woods lost control of the vehicle and authorities are pinning the crash on speed.

According to TMZ Sports, the investigation determined that Woods "accelerated" at the time of the wreck and the SUV gained speed before crashing. It’s reportedly unclear whether Woods was unconscious before he lost control of the vehicle or whether he was a distracted driver.

The Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department said last week that a cause of the crash was determined but details of the crash would not be released due to privacy concerns for Woods.

"A cause has been determined, the investigation has concluded," Sheriff Alex Villanueva said last week.

"We have reached out to Tiger Woods and his personnel. There's some privacy issues on releasing information on the investigation so we're going to ask them if they waive the privacy and then we will be able to do a full release on all the information regarding the accident."

Villanueva added that authorities have "all the contents of the black box" that was in the SUV but cannot release the details "without the permission of the people involved in the collision."

Woods said that he did not know how the crash happened, and he didn’t remember driving. When a witness first approached the scene of the crash, Woods was unconscious, but a sheriff's deputy said that Woods was in a state of shock and was able to answer simple questions.

Authorities have said there was no evidence Woods was under the influence of drugs or alcohol at the time of the wreck. He suffered significant leg injuries in the crash and was moved back to his home in Florida last month.

100% agree. They need to mind their businss not anyone elses business.

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????????? So STOP the NEWS! None of our business! Nothing to see here folks, move along. DO NOT shame or gossip!

Tiger, being Tiger - a mega-public figure, and the MEDIA made this an international HUGE news event.

I don't have much more to say about your comment other than ???????
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It is time for you to move on and stop focusing on an accident that has zero impact on your life.

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YOUR opinion. It's called public interest in current events. So that hits a nerve of some here. Must there ALWAYS be naysayers?

I always say I could post "It's a beautiful day in The Villages!"

Some will rsp "I see a CLOUD!" "It may rain later!" "Oh it's too hot" And now... "Why do you focus on the weather? - Time to move on.
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83 in a a 45. End of story.

You mean like your focus on a post you don't like? Sheesh. :ohdear:

Please stay on the topic and quit sniping at each other or the thread will be closed.

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thank you Mod!

sniping. To make malicious, underhand remarks or attacks.
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let's be adults and 'talk' online as we would personally to each other - sans keyboard.

I enjoy the give<>take on TOTV, but the sniping (snarky comments) gets infantile at times.
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After watching the news conference today on the cause of the crash, the only word that came to my mind was:

Gobbledygook

Police say speeding, why no tickets? Oh I forgot, tiger woods.

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well, they may have answered the What? But NOT WHY or HOW?

Tiger Woods driving more than 82 mph before crash, unclear if he was conscious, sheriff says
Brent Schrotenboer
USA TODAY

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...To learn more about what happened, the sheriff’s department then execute a search warrant to obtain the data from the vehicle’s black box, which typically shows speed, steering and braking activity before impact.

After obtaining the data, Villanueva offered some clarification on March 17 when he said there were no “obvious” signs of impairment. He then went on to talk about “lessons learned” and said, “I can tell you this: We do need more drug-recognition experts within the department.”

Drug-recognition experts (DRE) are law enforcement officers trained to recognize signs of impairment that are not obvious. After a crash, they go through a 12-step process to evaluate a driver for impairment and can request a blood examination. No DRE was used in the Woods case because Villanueva said then that it wasn’t necessary.

“We can’t just assume that somebody’s history makes them guilty,” sheriff's deputy John Schloegl told USA TODAY Sports March 2.
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Tiger Woods update: Driving 82 mph before crash, unclear if conscious

I imagine he was late for his appointment and was in a hurry, driving 84-87 mph in a 45 mph zone. Plus he probably wasn't familiar with the terrain.

Speed kills.

Excerpts from the above news article

Sheriff Alex Villanueva said Woods was traveling more than 82 mph in a 45-mph zone and instead of braking was actually accelerating prior to impact, according to data received from the black box recorder of Woods’ loaner Genesis SUV.

After obtaining the data, Villanueva offered some clarification on March 17 when he said there were no “obvious” signs of impairment. He then went on to talk about “lessons learned” and said, “I can tell you this: We do need more drug-recognition experts within the department.”

From the Police report...

"“The data recorder also recorded braking. There was no evidence of braking throughout this collision. It is speculated and believed that Tiger Woods inadvertently hit the accelerator instead of the brake pedal, causing the 99 percent rating on the accelerating pedal.”"

L.A. Sheriff’s report concludes speeding the cause of Tiger Woods’ car accident | Golf News and Tour Information | GolfDigest.com