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- Former quarterback Tony Romo was arrested for OWI after a Wisconsin traffic stop on July 23.
- Romo said he had just left a golf tournament heading to his grandparents, asked to call his lawyer, but the officer refused.
- Romo performed field-sobriety tests, citing back-surgery pain, and police said he performed poorly.
- He was cited for refusing an intoxication test and faces a hearing that could cost his license a year.
