Romo posted his statement to his Instagram account.
More details from WTMJ 4 in Milwaukee:
Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo pleaded no contest to an OWI-first citation following his arrest in July in downtown Milwaukee, court records show.
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MILWAUKEE — Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo pleaded no contest to an OWI-first citation following his arrest in July in downtown Milwaukee, court records show. (That's the driving while intoxicated charge).
Romo was facing
four traffic citations following his arrest. Court records show
his three other citations were dismissed. He will have to pay $834 in fines by Nov. 2, or risk his driver's license being suspended for up to a year.
His blood-alcohol content was .15, nearly twice the legal limit, documents show.
He was also ordered that an ignition interlock device be installed on any vehicle Romo owns, operates, or is registered in his name for a minimum of one year after the Wisconsin Department of Transportation issues him a license.