Akron, Ohio -- A Trooper with the Ohio State Highway Patrol was patrolling I-77 Southbound near milepost 132 and later pulled over a vehicle. The Trooper determined the man was under the influence and decided to perform OVI tests on the man, which he failed at. The man, later identified as Mr. Janas Casmir (or Casmir Janas, the court website isn't consistent), was charged with the following: - Felony OVI He plead guilty per a plea agreement, Due to him having a staggering 13 previous OVI convictions, he was given a very harsh sentence of: - $1,350 fine - Two Years Jail (120 days are mandatory) - Do not consume any illegal drugs or chemicals, including any alcoholic beverages - Submit to random and frequent urinalysis and testing - Obtain/maintain verifiable permanent full time employment (40-60 hours weekly) - Required to provide a DNA sample pursuant to Sections 2901.07 and 2152.74 of the Ohio Revised Code Once he is realized from jail he will have to have two years of community control. Which have the following requirements: - Must obtain mandatory alcohol and drug dependency treatment Assuming everything goes well he is expected to be released on January 14th, 2022. ⚠️ Footage from this video was obtained via the Ohio Public Records Act (R.C. 149.43) ⚠️