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- Tony Romo faces potential jail if convicted of another OWI within ten years.
- He pleaded no contest and received a six-month license suspension.
- He was fined $784 and must install an ignition-interlock device.
- Police recorded his blood-alcohol level at .15, nearly double Wisconsin’s legal limit.
- Romo said back surgeries caused chronic pain, leading to medication and alcohol dependence.
