Tony Romo treating his field sobriety test like an NFL combine leaves fans stunned
Fox News • • sports
Key Points:
- Former NFL quarterback Tony Romo was arrested last week in Milwaukee and charged with a first-offense OWI after being pulled over for unsafe passing following a golf tournament.
- Bodycam footage shows Romo attempting field sobriety tests despite his claims of zero alcohol consumption and citing back surgeries that made some tasks difficult.
- Romo appeared to perform the sobriety tests adequately but was still cuffed and detained, also refusing to submit to a chemical test.
- The officer found some alcohol containers in Romo's car, but Romo questioned whether they contained any alcohol, suggesting the case may be contested.
- Romo was released and is scheduled to appear in court on September 21, with the situation still developing.
