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Tony Romo Faces $300 Fine and License Revocation After OWI Arrest

Former Cowboys QB Tony Romo faces $300 fine and a mandatory $435 surcharge following his first-offense OWI arrest in Wisconsin. Because a first OWI is treated as a civil violation in the state, Romo faces no jail time. However, he is expected to have his driver's license revoked, with his legal penalties set to be finalized during a September 21, 2026 court appearance.



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