Tony Romo Refused Breathalyzer After OWI Arrest, Faces Court Date in September
Executive Briefing
- Romo was arrested July 23 following a Wisconsin Amateur Championship appearance and performed poorly on field sobriety tests
- Records show Romo was cited for refusing an intoxication test, indicating uncooperative behavior with law enforcement
- Milwaukee County DA classifies the case as a traffic violation, not a criminal charge, under Wisconsin law
- Romo withdrew from a subsequent Texas golf tournament over the weekend following the arrest
- Court appearance is scheduled for September 21; neither CBS nor the Sheriff's Office has publicly commented
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