Tony Romo Pleads No Contest to OWI Charge in Milwaukee

Milwaukee, WI, September 1, 2026 —

Tony Romo, a figure known for his career in professional football and subsequent broadcasting work, has entered a plea of no contest to an Operating While Intoxicated (OWI) charge in Milwaukee. The plea was entered in court proceedings related to an incident that occurred in the city.

Further details regarding the specific date of the incident, the circumstances leading to the charge, or the exact nature of the plea beyond ‘no contest’ were not immediately available.

An OWI charge indicates allegations of operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or other controlled substances. A plea of no contest, also known as nolo contendere, means the defendant does not admit guilt but accepts the conviction and penalty as if they had pleaded guilty. This type of plea typically has the same legal effect as a guilty plea in criminal proceedings, though it may not be treated as an admission of guilt for civil liability purposes.

Information regarding any potential sentencing, fines, or other penalties associated with this plea has not yet been disclosed.

The legal process following such a plea typically involves a court review and determination of penalties, which can vary based on factors such as prior offenses, the specifics of the incident, and local statutes. The exact outcome for Romo’s case is pending further judicial action or public disclosure.

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