Tony Romo also cited for open container in vehicle as drunken driving arrest saga continues

Bodycam footage shows Tony Romo using a cop car to stretch before taking his sobriety test. (Credit: Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office)

Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo was also cited for possessing an open container in his vehicle after his arrest for operating while intoxicated in Wisconsin last week.

Fox News Digital obtained the three citations issued to Romo, which included "possess open intoxicants in MV-Driver" after an "open bottle of an alcoholic beverage was observed on the passenger side of the vehicle."

An inventory of the vehicle was conducted as the 2020 Jeep was about to be towed.

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Tony Romo speaks to police in bodycam footage during a traffic stop that led to his arrest. (Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office)

Romo was also cited for operating while under the influence and unsafe passing on the right. He is scheduled to appear in court Sept. 21.

Police bodycam was also made available to Fox News Digital from the arrest, in which Romo told police he was coming from a golf course and insisted he had consumed "zero" drinks before asking to call his attorney.

When asked to step out of the vehicle, Romo said, "Because I’m coming from a golf course, you think I’m drunk?"

Romo, who was seemingly recording his own video of the incident on his phone, walked to the back of his car, placed down his phone with the camera facing him and was arrested shortly after.

Police detained Romo and transported him to a nearby station to conduct field sobriety tests. The arresting officer said she observed red, glassy eyes and smelled alcohol on Romo's breath.

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Tony Romo speaks to police