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The L.A. County sheriff says there is no evidence that Tiger Woods was impaired at the time of his crash and no charges will be filed. The car’s computer is the next target for investigators as well as phone records -- to see if Woods was on the phone at the time of the crash.

Authorities said in a press conference Tuesday evening they have found no immediate evidence that golfer Tiger Woods was impaired before a car crash that seriously injured both of his legs.

Authorities said in a press conference Tuesday evening they have found no immediate evidence that golfer Tiger Woods was impaired before a car crash that seriously injured both of his legs.

RECOVERING FROM SURGERY: The L.A. County sheriff says Tiger Woods’ car crash was “purely an accident.” There was no evidence that he was impaired and no charges will be filed. @carterevans  has more on the golf legend’s difficult road to recovery after a lengthy surgery.

Authorities said in a press conference Tuesday evening they have found no immediate evidence that golfer Tiger Woods was impaired before a car crash that seriously injured both of his legs.

Authorities said they had found no immediate evidence that golfer Tiger Woods was impaired in a car crash that seriously injured both of his legs.

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Authorities: No immediate evidence that Tiger Woods was impaired in car crash that seriously injured both legs.

Authorities: No immediate evidence that Tiger Woods was impaired in car crash that seriously injured both legs

Tiger Woods was “very fortunate” to survive a car crash that injured both of his legs, as LA officials say there is no immediate evidence that he was impaired. #7NEWS 

Authorities said they have found no immediate evidence that golfer Tiger Woods was impaired before a car crash that seriously injured both of his legs.