Overview
- Court records and local reports show Tony Romo was stopped and arrested on suspicion of operating while intoxicated after driving on Interstate 43 on July 23.
- Those same records, reported July 27, say Romo was issued a citation for refusing to take a chemical intoxication test after his arrest.
- Milwaukee County prosecutors say the matter is being handled as a civil traffic violation under Wisconsin law rather than a criminal charge.
- Romo withdrew from the M&P Group Texas State Open over the weekend and has not publicly commented while CBS likewise has offered no statement.
- Next steps include a Sept. 21 court date and potential administrative proceedings to challenge any license suspension under state procedures that can follow a refusal citation.