LT Roystan was found driving through downtown Lexington at 12:32 a.m. Feb. 19, a Saturday morning. Roystan is then seen in the video driving through a left-turn lane and across Plymouth Street, which is Ohio 546, at which time the trooper following him turned on the cruiser's lights and siren. Roystan proceeded west into the turn lane of opposing traffic before crossing back into his own lane and then entering the parking area of the 7-Eleven convenience store next to the Lexington Police Department The vehicle's hazards remained flashing as the trooper approached and asked Roystan where he was coming from, to which there was no clear answer. "I need your license, OK?" the trooper asked. "Yup," Roystan said, "here's my license." "That's your debit card," the trooper responded. The trooper then told Roystan to "stop reaching around" and to keep his hands on the steering wheel. "You were driving on the opposite side of the road," the trooper eventually said. "I am not," Roystan said. "Correct." "Where are you coming from tonight?" the trooper asked. "Yup," Roystan said. "What?" The trooper then asked for the man's social. "What?" Roystan said. "I don't understand, sir." 'How much did you have to drink tonight?' "How much did you have to drink tonight?" the trooper asked. "Not much, sir," Roystan answered. The trooper then spoke on his radio to dispatchers for a few moments, then Roystan asked him why he needed backup. The trooper said he wanted another officer present. "Yeah, exactly," Roystan said. "That's what I (expletive) thought. Galion police lieutenant, not so much." The trooper asked who the man was referring to, and he said himself. "You're a police lieutenant in Galion?" the trooper asked. "Yeah," Roystan said. "Exactly." "So you should know basically how this is going to roll here?" the trooper said. "Correct, I do," Roystan said. "Which it means, you f---ed up. Which it means, you f---ed up, fired. Ya dumb f--k." There's my wife, right there' The trooper asked the man whether he had his gun, to which the man responded "keep the thumbs (expletive) moving." Roystan then said, "There's my wife, right there." "She's standing right here?" the trooper asked. "Yeah," Roystan answered. "There's a Richland County deputy." "OK," the trooper said. "Where's he at?" "Right there." There were no other people present in the cruiser's dashcam video at the time. The trooper waited a moment, then asked the man if he was aware he had just been driving on the wrong side of the road. "Correct, I am not," Roystan said. "Because I was not." The man finally confirmed that he did not have any weapons in the car before shouting, "What, sir?" several times as sirens could be heard approaching in the background. Another trooper, a deputy sheriff, and two Lexington police officers arrived to help take Roystan into custody. As he was being arrested, the trooper told Roystan to lean on the hood of the cruiser, all the way to left, in front of the tire. "Where's that, sir?" He was then read his rights and handcuffed and charged with DWI. Want to see content that you won't see here? Become a Patreon today! https://www.patreon.com/UnfilteredMedia 5-0 PATROL provides unbiased and authentic footage of incidents captured on body cams. We believe this footage can be used as an educational and informational guide for viewers to analyze and evaluate situations. The videos on this channel have been obtained through Public Records Requests. We don't publish footage that has already been published elsewhere unless we have significant new footage and information to add. #Dashcam #trooper #police #2022 #ohio

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