Romo pleads no contest after OWI; 0.15 BAC triggers ignition interlock
Former Cowboys QB Tony Romo pleaded no contest to operating while intoxicated in Wisconsin after an arrest; his BAC was 0.15, nearly double the 0.08 legal limit. He faces a six-month driver’s license suspension, an $834 fine, mandatory alcohol assessment, and an ignition interlock device for at least a year after reinstatement. Romo issued a statement citing an over-reliance on alcohol and expressing intent to return to CBS.