Tony Romo pleads no contest after OWI arrest: 'I own this'
Summary
Tony Romo pleaded no contest to operating a vehicle while intoxicated after his July arrest in Milwaukee. The court found him guilty, fined him, revoked his driving privileges for six months, and required him to use an ignition interlock device and attend an alcohol program.Key Facts
- Tony Romo was arrested in Milwaukee on July 23 for operating while intoxicated (OWI).
- He pleaded no contest to the OWI charge in court through his attorney.
- The court revoked Romo’s driver’s license for six months.
- He was ordered to pay a $784 fine by November 2; missing the payment would extend his license suspension by one year.
- Romo must complete an alcohol assessment and install an ignition interlock device on any vehicle he owns or drives.
- Romo admitted his struggle with pain and alcohol but took full responsibility for his actions.
- He is working with doctors to improve his health and plans to return to his job at CBS Sports.
- Romo is a former NFL quarterback who played 13 seasons for the Dallas Cowboys and currently works as a CBS game analyst.
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