Tony Romo is on leave after his Wisconsin OWI arrest, leaving CBS without a return timetable as J.J. Watt joins Jim Nantz. A USA TODAY account said police arrested Romo after a July 23 stop in Wisconsin on suspicion of operating while intoxicated, known as OWI. Police body-camera footage showed him fail a field sobriety […] The post Tony Romo OWI arrest leaves CBS weighing NFL future as J.J. Watt steps up appeared first on American Almanac .
Tony Romo is on leave after his Wisconsin OWI arrest, leaving CBS without a return timetable as J.J. Watt joins Jim Nantz. A USA TODAY account said police arrested Romo after a July 23 stop in Wisconsin on suspicion of operating while intoxicated, known as OWI. Police body-camera footage showed him fail a field sobriety test, with an open container in the passenger seat. The Associated Press reported that Romo pleaded no contest to OWI and lost his driving privileges for six months. It said he must complete an alcohol assessment, pay $834 and use an ignition interlock for at least one year after regaining his license. CBS placed him on leave and elevated Watt to its lead NFL team. Fox News detailed Romo’s claim that multiple back…Open
CBS NFL analyst and former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo had his driving privileges revoked for six months, and he was ordered to complete an alcohol assessment program, according to Milwaukee County court records.
Police bodycam footage from Tony Romo's OWI arrest on a Milwaukee interstate shows the former Cowboys quarterback refusing to start a field sobriety test until he finished a round of stretching exercises, a request the officer granted with a flat "go ahead dude." The 46-year-old CBS analyst was pulled over on southbound I-43 after an […] The post Tony Romo insisted on stretching before his sobriety test — and the bodycam caught all of it appeared first on American Almanac .
Police bodycam footage from Tony Romo's OWI arrest on a Milwaukee interstate shows the former Cowboys quarterback refusing to start a field sobriety test until he finished a round of stretching exercises, a request the officer granted with a flat "go ahead dude." The 46-year-old CBS analyst was pulled over on southbound I-43 after an officer observed him making an unsafe pass on the right and cutting across a gore, the striped buffer zone between highway lanes and an exit ramp. What followed, captured on the officer's body camera and obtained by the Daily Mail , was a prolonged roadside exchange in which Romo questioned the stop, cited his back surgeries, asked for his lawyer repeatedly, and refused a breath test, twice. Romo told the…Open