Tony Romo arrested for OWI in Wisconsin during golf championship

Tony Romo was stopped by police and cited for Operating While Intoxicated while participating in the Wisconsin Amateur Championship. After failing sobriety tests, he was booked and released, with a trial date set for September 21. His future as a commentator for CBS may be affected by the Ohio incident, as his appearance in court coincides with the NFL season. A first OWI offense in Wisconsin carries a possible fine of $300, but further penalties may apply depending on his blood alcohol level. Romo has 30 days to contest a potential license suspension.

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