Tiger Woods 911 call audio tape

The police officials will be releasing the 911 call made by a neighboring person about Tiger Woods car crash on Sunday. Police will also be questioning the golf champion to investigate him about the incident.

According to the details, Tiger Woods got injured in a car accident late early Saturday morning. He left the house in his 2009 Cadillac sports utility vehicle when it slipped off the road and got stuck into a fire hydrant before hitting a tree. His car was smashed and he got himself injured. After listening to the crash noises, Woods wife ran outside and helped her husband to come out of the car. She used one of his golf clubs to break the car’s glass windows and took him out of the car.

The noise made other neighbors awake and one of his neighbors made a call to 911. The audio of the emergency call would be released on Sunday, police says. According to the officers, the 911 emergency call audio says that male called in and told about ‘an injured man lying on the ground’.

The name of the neighbor who made the emergency call to 911 is not exposed to the press. The recordings of the 911 call also shows that the when the call was made the caller saw Mr. Woods lying unconscious beside his SUV.

Tiger Woods was taken to the hospital immediately where he was treated by the doctors and was released shortly.