Tiger Woods: Allegations Of Pre-Crash Alcohol, Meds Consumption

There are allegations surfacing today about circumstances surrounding Tiger Wood's car crash. According to a crash witness that has not been identified, Woods might have been driving under influence before the accident. But, Woods's alcohol blood content was never disclosed. The investigation into the accident was closed after a ticket for careless driving was issued to Woods. A subpoena request was made by a highway patrol trooper alleging DUI, but was declined by prosecutors. The witness also stated that Woods might have been on medications while driving -- the drugs named are Ambien and Vicatin (Vicodin). Ambien is prescribed to treat insomnia, while Vicatin (Vicodin) is a narcotic analgesic used to relieve pain.

On November 27, Tiger Woods crashed his Cadillac SUV into a fire hydrant and a tree. The crash was reported, and the circumstances that have allegedly lead to the crash accident were uncovered. It was alleged Woods and his wife Elin Nordegren had an argument during which Nordegren has supposedly caused lacerations to Woods's face and chased after his car with a golf club. It is believed that Tiger Woods's multiple affairs might have caused the argument.