The Cardiff City full-back used homophobic slurs while he was held in a police station on February 8.
He told officers at Cardiff City police station that they were “all c***s and repeatedly called one officer “a gay c***” and “gay boy” as well as branding him a “n***e,” according to Wales Online.
The Antigua and Barbuda international used homophobic language “numerous” times during the incident.
The ex-Arsenal youth player pleaded guilty to driving his Mercedes-Benz with 58mcg of alcohol per 100ml of breath.
The legal limit is 35mcg.
Appearing at Cardiff Magistrates’ court, he also admitted to a public order offence following his homophobic rant to a police officer.
Romeo was fined £3,317 for the public order offence and £4,423 for drink-driving.
The full-back also received a 14-month driving ban and was ordered to pay £100 in compensation to the officer, £3,095 in victim surcharges and £85 in prosecution costs.
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Publish date : 2024-08-08 18:38:00
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