Romo OWI Plea: 10-Year Rule Triggers Mandatory Jail Time
Tony Romo accepted a no-contest plea to OWI in Wisconsin, with a provision that any new drinking-and-driving conviction within 10 years will trigger a mandatory jail sentence. He must install ignition interlocks on all vehicles, pay a fine above $700, have his license suspended for six months, and complete an alcohol assessment; prosecutors dropped the other citations. Romo said the incident stemmed from painkiller dependence after back surgeries and expressed intent to focus on health and a return to CBS.