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CBS analyst Tony Romo arrested on suspicion of DUI in Wisconsin

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CBS analyst Tony Romo arrested on suspicion of DUI in Wisconsin
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Tony Romo has been a lead analyst for CBS since 2017. Photograph: Michael Ainsworth/APView image in fullscreenTony Romo has been a lead analyst for CBS since 2017. Sheriff’s officials said Romo was taken into custody, booked and released.Romo went to high school about 35 miles from Milwaukee in Burlington, Wisconsin.

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Tony Romo has been a lead analyst for CBS since 2017. Photograph: Michael Ainsworth/APView image in fullscreenTony Romo has been a lead analyst for CBS since 2017. Photograph: Michael Ainsworth/APNFLCBS analyst Tony Romo arrested on suspicion of DUI in WisconsinRomo booked for operating vehicle under the influenceFirst-offense OWI is not criminal charge in WisconsinAssociated PressFri 24 Jul 2026 15.28 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleTony Romo, the CBS NFL analyst and former Dallas Cowboys quarterback, has been arrested on suspicion of operating a vehicle while under the influence.According to an arrest report by the Milwaukee county sheriff’s office, Romo performed poorly on field sobriety tests after getting stopped while driving south on Interstate 43 on Thursday.

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