Tony Romo was found guilty of his OWI charge, which he pleaded no contest to in a Wisconsin court on Tuesday.
Page Six can confirm the court revoked Romo’s driving privileges for six months and ordered an ignition interlock device be installed any car registered to him.
He has also been ordered to complete the Alcohol Assessment Program, and pay $784 for court costs and a $50 fine. Romo can lose his license for up to 1 year if he fails to pay the amount.
The unsafe passing on right and possession of open intoxicants charges have been dismissed.
Romo, 46, released a statement on Instagram Tuesday about his no contest plea, which he called “a…
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