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From: Elroy Jetson	4/7/2021 4:40:11 PM
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Tiger Woods was driving at 87 mph (140 kph) in a 45 mph zone when he hit a sharp curve and crashed on the Palos Verdes Peninsula in February, the Los Angeles County sheriff said Wednesday in a long-awaited report on the accident that left the golf legend seriously injured. The LA County Sheriff provided this information from the black box of his borrowed Hyundai Genesis SUV after Woods waived any objection to the release of the crash information. The data recorder also captured Woods applying 99% pressure to the accelerator just prior to and during the collision, with 0% pressure on the brake pedal prior to and during the crash. Powers speculated that Woods might have inadvertently “hit the accelerator instead of the brake pedal.” The crash happened at 7:12 a.m. on a sunny day. Woods hit the median, then a Rolling Hills sign, and then the west curb before striking a tree 71 feet off the roadway.“The impact of the vehicle when it hit the tree caused it to go airborne and do a somewhat pirouette and land on its side,” Powers said.

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