Tony Romo’s blood-alcohol concentration during a Wisconsin OWI arrest is reported in court documents, showing a BAC of about 0.15—nearly double the legal limit.
Both outlets describe the arrest earlier this summer and rely on new details from filings connected to the case. Yahoo Sports adds that Romo initially indicated he was unwilling to submit to breath testing, a point that helps explain how authorities pursued evidence in the matter. The New York Post focuses more directly on the reported BAC figure, presenting it as the key development from the documents.
While the coverage emphasizes different aspects—one highlighting the test refusal, the other emphasizing the specific BAC measurement—both accounts are consistent that Romo is facing OWI allegations tied to his early-summer arrest in Wisconsin and that recent court materials include the reported BAC level.
