News of Tiger Woods’ DUI arrest broke early on Tuesday morning, Australian time, but there’s been a steady stream of information to come from the Jupiter (Florida) Police Department since. First details about the arrest, then a more detailed report on Tuesday and finally, photos of his damaged car and dashcam video overnight.

The Palm Beach Post‘s Hannah Winston was one of the first to share parts of the dashcam footage that show a clearly impaired Woods following directions from cops. Here are some short clips of Woods going through some field sobriety tests, and at times, visibly struggling:

And Woods reciting his ABCs very slowly. And then getting handcuffed:

After being searched for weapons, Woods mentions he has “a few screws in the body”, in reference to his surgeries:

You can watch the full video below, which also includes Woods unable to walk a straight line at one point:

https://youtu.be/Xan5FcR2VZk

Woods was found asleep behind the wheel with his car blocking the right lane about 2 o’clock on Monday morning. He was booked at 7.18am and released at 10.50am. That night, Woods issued an apology, but stated “alcohol was not involved”.

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Woods recorded a 0.000 blood-alcohol level, but told police he takes four medications, including Vicodin. He is currently recovering from undergoing a fourth back surgery in late April.

Woods’ arraignment is scheduled for July 5 at 8.30am.