MILWAUKEE — Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo pleaded no contest to an OWI-first citation following his arrest in July in downtown Milwaukee, court records show.
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The court Tuesday ordered that Romo's driving privileges be revoked for 6 months and ordered him to attend and complete an alcohol assessment program, court records show.
Romo, a Burlington native, was facing four traffic citations following his arrest. Court records show his three other citations were dismissed. He will have to pay $834 in fines by Nov. 2, or risk his driver's license being suspended for up to a year.
He was also ordered that an ignition interlock device be installed on any vehicle Romo owns, operates, or is registered in his name for a minimum of one year after the Wisconsin Department of Transportation issues him a license.
TMJ4 reached out to Romo's attorney for comment but did not immediately hear back.
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