Romo Faces New OWI Citations After Milwaukee Arrest

More than a month after his arrest, former Cowboys quarterback and CBS broadcaster Tony Romo has been formally charged with three violations: first-offense operating while intoxicated, unsafe passing on the right side, and possessing open intoxicants in his vehicle. The charges come via TMZ and were filed by the Milwaukee district attorney. asg-reflektory.pl

Romo was placed on leave by CBS eight days after the arrest, and the network has elevated J.J. Watt to replace him on the top broadcast team for what appears to be the entire season. Romo has four years remaining on his $72 million contract with CBS, which could potentially be terminated for cause, though Romo would likely contest such a move.