Huber Heights city manager on leave pleads guilty to OVI charge WHIO TV 7 and WHIO Radio [Video]

HUBER HEIGHTS — Huber Heights city manager Richard Dzik, who was placed on paid leave, has pleaded guilty after being arrested for drunk driving.

Dzik pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated, according to Mount Vernon Municipal Court records.

A second charge, a citation for traveling left of center, was dismissed.

He was sentenced to two years of community control with the conditions of one Alcoholics Anonymous meeting per week and a mandatory 72-hour driver intervention program.

Dzik must also not refuse any request by law enforcement or probation officers to test his blood, breath, or urine for alcohol or drugs.

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He was asked to pay $640 in fines.

Dzik’s license was suspended for a year.

News Center 7 previously reported he was arrested on OVI charges while driving a city vehicle in central Ohio on May 19.

While talking to an officer, Dzik said he had “a couple of beers” before leaving the Dayton area, …