Tony Romo Arrested in Wisconsin for OUI and Open Container Citation
- Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo was arrested in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on suspicion of operating under the influence, according to reporting from WISN.
- Fox News reported that fans reacted to footage of the test, with some describing Romo's approach to the sobriety exercises as treating them like an NFL combine.
- According to Yahoo Sports, some supporters of the former Pro Bowler have called for the police officer who conducted the arrest to be fired.
Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo was arrested in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on suspicion of operating under the influence, according to reporting from WISN. The arrest included a citation for an open container of alcohol found inside his vehicle, as confirmed by authorities and reported by ABC News and Channel 3000.
Fox News reported that fans reacted to footage of the test, with some describing Romo’s approach to the sobriety exercises as treating them like an NFL combine.
According to Yahoo Sports, some supporters of the former Pro Bowler have called for the police officer who conducted the arrest to be fired.
Charges and Evidence in Milwaukee Arrest
Police reports from Channel 3000 specify that officers discovered an open bottle of alcohol in the car during the stop.
The specific citations issued include the suspicion of OWI and the open container violation, as noted by ABC News.