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Tony Romo, the retired Dallas Cowboys quarterback, was taken into custody Thursday evening following allegations that he was operating a vehicle while impaired, according to authorities with the Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Office. The arrest marks a notable development involving the former NFL player.
Details regarding the circumstances of the arrest and the specific location within Milwaukee County remain limited at this time. The sheriff’s office has not released additional information about potential charges or bail proceedings related to the incident.
Romo spent 14 seasons with the Cowboys as their starting quarterback before finishing his NFL career with the Kansas City Chiefs. Since retiring from professional football, he has worked as a sports analyst for CBS.
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