Woods keeps investigators at bay

 
Two Florida Highway Patrol vehicles had arrived at Woods' $2.4 million mansion outside Orlando, but the patrol later issued a statement that the interview was postponed to Sunday.

"The Florida Highway Patrol has received information that Tiger Woods and his wife were not available to be interviewed ... as we had previously scheduled," Kim Montes, a sergeant with the FHP's Orlando division, said in a statement.

"This announcement came from his (Woods') agent. Troopers were asked to return tomorrow (Sunday). This is still an ongoing crash investigation."

Woods, 33, hit a fire hydrant and tree as he pulled his Cadillac Escalade out of the driveway of his house at around 2:25 am EST (0725 GMT) on Friday, the FHP said.

Montes said no more information would be given until the "traffic crash" investigation was completed, but that 911 tapes from the incident would be released after being reviewed by the investigating trooper. "There is no specific timeline on when that will occur," she added.

More than two dozen media and nine television trucks were camped outside the guarded gates of the exclusive Isleworth community when the FHP entered in their bid to interview Woods.