During Tiger Woods's upcoming DUI trial, prosecutors plan to utilize body cam footage from his arrest, as stated by former FBI supervisory agent James Gagliano. The prosecution aims to obtain Woods's prescription records, which include details such as the date filled, type of medication, and dosage. This information is crucial as Woods refused to undergo any impairment tests at the time of his arrest, complicating the determination of his impairment level. Gagliano emphasized that while the body cam footage cannot solely lead to a conviction, it will serve as probable cause for further testing. The trial will focus on whether Woods was under the influence of prescription medication, as he reportedly had no alcohol in his system during the incident.