Tony Romo Pleads No Contest in Milwaukee OWI Case

Milwaukee, WI, September 1, 2026 —

Tony Romo entered a plea of no contest in an operating while under the influence (OWI) case in Milwaukee County, Wisconsin.

The specific details regarding the date of the incident, the exact charges, the date of the plea, and any potential penalties or sentencing were not provided in the available information.

A plea of no contest, also known as nolo contendere, is a legal plea in which a defendant accepts punishment without admitting guilt. In many jurisdictions, it has the same legal effect as a guilty plea for sentencing and conviction purposes, but it may not be used as an admission of guilt in a related civil lawsuit.

Further details concerning the proceedings, such as the presence of legal representation, the sequence of events leading to the charge, or any subsequent legal actions, were not disclosed.

Information regarding the initial stop, any field sobriety tests conducted, or the results of any chemical tests performed was also not made public.

The case was handled in Milwaukee County court. Typically, OWI offenses in Wisconsin carry penalties that can include fines, license suspensions or revocations, and potential jail time, depending on factors such as prior offenses and the severity of the incident.

The outcome of this plea, including any sentencing or fines, has not been detailed.

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