Tony Romo allegedly refused intoxication test after OWI arrest following Milwaukee golf event: report
Details of Tony Romo’s arrest on charges of alleged operating while intoxicated emerged, with the ex-Dallas Cowboys quarterback being allegedly uncooperative with law enforcement during the incident.Records obtained by The California Post showed Romo was issued a citation for "refusing to take test for intoxication after arrest" during the July 23 incident with police following his appearance at a Milwaukee golf event.Romo was stopped on an interstate following his round at the Wisconsin Amateur Championship and he performed poorly during field sobriety tests, FOX6 in Milwaukee reported.He was released and is due in court on Sept.
21.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMTony Romo mugshot from arrest.(Fox News Digital)The California Post added that the Milwaukee County District Attorney’s office said that, since Romo’s situation is allegations, the case is considered a traffic violation and not a criminal charge in Wisconsin.Other information regarding the arrest was not immediately available.
Neither the Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office nor CBS immediately responded to emails from Fox News Digital.TONY ROMO'S BRUTAL GOLF SCORE BEFORE GETTING ARRESTED PAINTS A NIGHTMARISH PICTURERomo was set to appear at another golf tournament, the M&P Group Texas State Open, but he withdrew over the weekend.Romo retired from football in 2017 and soon joined CBS as a color commentator.He was the Cowboys' starter from 2006 to 2015, but an injury cost him his spot in 2016 to Dak Prescott.The Cowboys released him after the season, and he eventually hung up the cleats.Romo threw for 34,183 yards, 248 touchdowns, and 117 interceptions, completing 65.3% of his passes.Tony Romo stands on the first green during the final round of the American Century Championship 2026 at Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course on July 12, 2026, in Stateline, Nev.
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