WATCH: Bodycam video of Tiger Woods handcuffed, arrested for DUI after rollover crash in Florida

Newly released bodycam video shows the moment golf legend Tiger Woods was arrested for DUI following a rollover crash on Jupiter Island, Florida, last Friday. The video shows Martin County Sheriff's Office deputies speaking with Woods at the scene and administering a sobriety test. It also captures Woods’ demeanor and his responses to deputies’ questions.Legal expert and former state attorney Dave Aronberg said the footage could play an important role in the case. Prosecutors, he said, are likely watching for signs of impairment, while the defense may point to Woods’ cooperation and demeanor. Aronberg said jurors are likely to focus on Woods’ behavior in the video rather than on his celebrity status. Before a field sobriety test, body camera footage shows a deputy discussing with Woods what medication he took.Woods acknowledged taking the medication the morning of the crash and can also be seen hiccupping as he speaks with deputies.A deputy then administers Woods a field sobriety test.After completing the test, a deputy instructs Woods to turn around and place his hands behind his back and declares him under arrest.“I do believe your normal faculties are impaired and you are under an unknown substance,” the deputy said to Woods.“Are you going to arrest me,” Woods states while the deputy is handcuffing Woods.After he was handcuffed, deputies removed personal items from Woods’ pockets.A deputy then found “narco” pills in Woods’ pocket.“That’s a narco,” Woods said. Deputies placed the pills in an evidence bag.Below: Video shows Tiger Woods field sobriety test, being placed under arrestBelow: Video shows Tiger Woods in back of cruiserRelated story: Tiger Woods involved in rollover crash on Jupiter Island Related: Affidavit: Tiger Woods looked at phone before crash; deputies note glassy eyes, pills foundThe 50-year-old entered a plea of not guilty on both charges stemming from the crash. In the court filing, which was submitted by Woods' attorney Wednesday, Woods waived his arraignment and requested a jury trial. Woods to seek treatmentWoods announced on social media that he is "stepping away for a period of time" to seek treatment and focus on his health.In a statement posted on X Tuesday evening, Woods wrote:"I know and understand the seriousness of the situation I find myself in today. I am stepping away for a period of time to seek treatment and focus on my health. This is necessary in order for me to prioritize my well-being and work toward lasting recovery."I'm committed to taking the time needed to return in a healthier, stronger, and more focused place, both personally and professionally. I appreciate your understanding and support, and ask for privacy for my family, loved ones and myself at this time."An official statement from the PGA Tour stated:"Tiger Woods is a legend of our sport whose impact extends beyond his achievements on the course. But above all else, Tiger is a person, and our focus is on his health and well-being. Tiger continues to have our full support as he takes this important step."PBA Tour CEO Brian Rolapp also released a statement:"Tiger Woods is one of the most influential figures the sports world has ever known."Over the last year, I have come to deeply appreciate Tiger not only for his impact on the game, but for his friendship and the perspective he has shared with me as I joined the golf industry."My thoughts are with him and his family as he takes this step, for which he has my full respect and support."The Masters golf tournament also released a statement saying that Woods "will not be joining us in person next week," but that "his presence will be felt here in Augusta."Full press conference: Tiger Woods arrested on DUI charge after rollover crashLooked at his phone before crash According to the arrest affidavit released earlier today, the crash happened on March 27 along South Beach Road in Hobe Sound. Deputies say Woods was driving a black Land Rover SUV when he attempted to pass a Ford F‑150, driven by Jeromy Bullard, with a trailer by crossing double solid lines as the truck slowed to turn into a driveway. The SUV struck the trailer and flipped onto its side.Neither driver was injured, but deputies estimated about $5,000 in damage to the trailer.According to the affidavit, Woods told deputies he was looking down at his cellphone and adjusting the radio and did not notice the vehicle slowing ahead. A DUI investigator was called to the scene after another deputy reported signs of impairment.Glassy eyes and pills foundDeputies noted Woods appeared lethargic, sweaty, and unsteady, with bloodshot and glassy eyes and difficulty completing coordination exercises. Woods told deputies he has significant medical issues, including multiple past surgeries.Investigators determined Woods' normal faculties were impaired and arrested him for DUI with property damage.Two pills identified as hydrocodone were found in his pocket and collected as evidence.At the jail, Woods' breath tests registered 0.000 blood‑alcohol content.He refused to submit to a urine test to screen for drugs, according to deputies, and was additionally charged with refusal to submit to testing. Golfer can leave the country for treatmentMartin County Judge Darren Steele granted Eldrick Tiger Woods’ request to travel out of the United States to enter into a comprehensive inpatient treatment facility.This is a developing story and will be updated as information becomes available.Stay up-to-date: The latest headlines and weather from WPBF 25Get the latest news updates with the WPBF 25 News app. You can download it here.