Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo was arrested and charged with operating while impaired (OWI) in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on July 23. According to reports, Romo was pulled over by law enforcement, leading to the charge. OWI, which stands for operating while impaired, is a charge commonly used for driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Romo, a well-known figure in the NFL, spent his entire playing career with the Cowboys from 2003 to 2016. He later transitioned to a broadcasting role as a lead NFL analyst for CBS Sports. The arrest has drawn attention due to Romo's high profile. Details about the incident, including the specific circumstances of the traffic stop, have not been fully disclosed. No further information about a court appearance or legal proceedings has been released at this time. Romo has not publicly commented on the arrest. The case remains under investigation.