A local figure is facing repercussions following an incident in another state. Tony Romo, known to residents of Frisco, has been placed on leave by CBS Sports. This decision was made after an arrest occurred in Wisconsin.
The leave is currently indefinite, with CBS Sports stating it will be in effect until further notice. For more information on this situation, readers can refer to the Dallas News, which has reported on the details of the arrest and CBS Sports' response.
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