911. Where's your emergency? >> I'm at Kent State University. I need to get into my building, please. >> Okay. Is this an emergency? Can you look up the non-emergency number? >> I need to get into my building, please. >> Okay. I need you to look up the non-emergency number and contact the Kent State University Police Department. >> I need to get into my building, please. >> You need to contact the Kent State University Police Department. This is not an >> What is What is it? I need >> it up, ma'am. I'm going to let >> After the college professor repeatedly abuses 911, demanding an officer, she eventually gets her way. I am the school director of the school of health sciences. Got show my driver's license which is in the car. Can you get me into the building, please? I can go pee. >> Sure. Do you have anything to drink today? >> I had a drink. >> You had a drink? >> A drink? >> Okay. Cuz I can smell a little bit of alcohol on you. >> I can smell a little bit of alcohol. That's fine. You can >> Okay. 3:28. I'll take a back. >> I had a drink in my colleague's office. That's fine. >> In your colleague's office. >> Where was that at? >> In the annex. >> 337. How'd you get over here? I walked. >> You walked over here? >> Okay. I'd like to give you a couple tests just to make sure you're good to go cuz I don't want you driving if you've been drinking. >> Sir, I'm fine. >> Okay. Well, I can I can smell it on you and you're not able to use a card to swipe into the door. So, it's a little >> This is not working. This is not working. Can I Can I go pee, please? >> Well, here's here's what I'm saying. You're trying to swipe two cards at the same time, which kind of shows me you're you're lacking some motor functions. I I wouldn't want you to >> Can I Can I go pee? Can I pee, please, please? Yeah. Here, I'll let you in to pee real quick and then we'll talk. Okay. >> Do you have someone you could call? >> My husband. >> Okay. Do you want to go pee first and start working on calling him? >> No, I don't. This is not okay. >> What's not okay? >> That you're going to call my husband? >> No, you're going to call him. >> I'm fine. >> I don't think you're okay to drive. >> I think I'm okay to drive. I have a Tesla. >> Sir, >> just cuz you have a Tesla doesn't mean you it's not going to drive itself. Sir, I'm going to call your captain in a minute. >> That's fine. You're not going to drive out of here. >> You're not going to be okay. >> Is there a bathroom back here you're using? >> I'm sorry. >> Is there a bathroom in this office you're using? >> I'm going to go over there. I'm the school director at the School of Health Sciences and I'm going to be okay. >> Okay. >> We're in office 100. >> Sir, I'm okay and you're going to be okay and I'm going to report you. Okay, that's fine. >> I'm fine. >> Okay. I I just need you to call somebody for me before I before I go. >> That was fine. >> She's too far. >> Okay. >> So, she said she said she walked here though, but she's planning on driving home. She's okay to drive cuz she has a Tesla. I said, "No, you need to call somebody." Okay. >> So, >> I don't think you can get out to the parking lot that way. >> Yeah. She's trying to swipe like two cards at the same time to get in. No, you're not driving out. Okay. Tesla's going to drive her home. >> Yeah. I was like, just cuz the Tesla doesn't mean it's going to drive itself home. >> Even if it is one of the self-driving models, you can't. >> OVI laws are not caught up to that, right? >> Where'd she get drunk? She's still wearing all of her stuff. >> She said her colleagues office the annex. Unless she's calling out a window. >> I mean, the window. There's definitely windows right there. I can see you're in her office that right now. >> I'm going to call Gabby. You're harassing me right now and I don't appreciate it. >> No, I'm just making sure you get home. Okay. >> I'm going to be okay. >> Okay. Well, I just I just need to make sure you call somebody here cuz I don't want you driving home. >> Um I'm going to call Captain G get me from Kent. >> Who's that? >> The captain of of Kent. But you don't leave me alone. >> What's his name? >> Captain Get to the bathroom and you're going to leave me alone. >> I'm just gonna give Mike a call real quick and just let her know what's going on. Go >> in the bathroom and leave me alone. >> I'm going be fine. I'm going to go to the bathroom and you have to leave me alone. >> We're going to stay here. >> I'm missing a best part that's out there. >> It fell down out there. >> Yeah. He's going to leave me alone and I'm going to go home and go pee and you're going to leave me alone. >> Okay. But you're not going to drive. >> I'm going to drive home. >> Okay. Ma'am, you're not going to drive. >> I'm driving home and you're going to leave me alone. I'm fine. and you leave. I I I have water in my car. I'm fine. Leave. >> I don't care if you have water in your car. If you're >> My husband is in Shaker and he had surgery and I'm fine. >> Ma'am, I understand that. >> Do you want me to walk? I'll walk. Walk? >> Nope. >> No. You're going to leave me alone? My My husband just had surgery and I'm driving. >> Sir, you're going to leave me alone? Do you want me to take a breath? I'll do that for you. >> Nope. Don't have one. >> What? >> I don't have one. >> Sir, you're going to leave me alone? I'm fine. I'm going to the bathroom. Okay. >> You have no right to not let me drive home. >> Actually, it is our job to not let you drive home if you're intoxicated. >> I'm not invited. >> It's literally our job. >> Okay. You are going to leave me alone. I'm going to call the Kent City Police right now. >> Okay. >> Feel free. >> I will. I I work I have worked. You You can leave me alone. Look, I could not get in the building cuz you locked my building. >> We didn't lock your building. It locks automatically. So, we did you a service by letting you in here. >> Okay. I I could have driven home with with my cabbage. >> So, can you can I can I go pee, please? Cuz >> I never told you you couldn't. Go ahead. >> Jesus Christ. I've worked here for 28 years. >> I understand. >> She's pretty fired up. Did she ever go to the bathroom? Doesn't matter now. She said we're going to leave and she's going to drive home. Yeah. >> What What's >> What is your problem? >> Ma'am, I just really need you to call someone. >> Okay, I will call someone. >> Cuz you can't drive home. Okay. >> Okay. Why do you think I can't drive home? >> Because you're intoxicated. >> I'm not intoxicated. >> I can tell you are. >> Why? >> Several reasons. >> What? >> Your speech indicates that you're intoxic. Well, >> I'm going to explain to you if you want. >> I'm I'm driving home. >> No, you're not. >> Have a good day. >> Please call somebody. >> Okay, I will. >> Okay. I'll call somebody. >> Can you do it right now cuz we got to go. >> Okay. Have a good day. Thank you. >> Okay. >> Thank you, >> ma'am. This is your last chance to call somebody. >> Okay. >> Hey, do you understand that your Tesla driving like the self-driving function doesn't cover you for OVI? >> I just want to No, I just want you to understand. Do you understand that? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> So, can you give me my other other card back? That's >> I don't have your other card. >> I'm not intoxicated. >> Well, I think you are. >> I'm glad you think I am, but I'm not. You can have your day. Thank you very much. >> Okay. Can you call somebody for me? >> Sure, I will. >> Can you do that right now? >> I will. My car. >> Ma'am, listen. You've you've you've been here a long time. Please don't tarnish your own reputation by doing this cuz we are going to arrest you if you try to leave here and drive your car. I promise. Like, you're going to be arrested and that is not what we want to do. >> So, my husband is home. >> Okay. You said he just had surgery and he can't drive, right? >> I'll call Captain Gman. I know. >> There there's no Captain Gman. >> Okay. >> He's here on my phone. Okay. Well, call. Go ahead. There's no Captain Gman that works for Kent. >> He went through Kent City. >> No, he doesn't. >> Bye. Have a good day. Oh, >> explained it all you could. >> No, it is it is what it is at this point. >> City police officer. >> He reports to you. >> That's not accurate. >> It is It's totally accurate. >> Your call has been forwarded to an automatic. >> All right. Do you have all the stuff you need? >> First phone. You got your phone. >> You got everything you need. >> Is not available. Please record your message. Captain Gman, call me back. It's Ellen Glickman. Um, >> you have a lanyard on your right side under your jacket if that's what you're looking for. >> Nope. I'm looking for my office keys. You guys me up. Thank you. >> Are you going to be able to call anyone for me? >> No, you are. You >> okay? I'll take this one. >> No, you will not take my >> All right. Well, right now you're under arrest. >> I'm calling I'm calling my husband. Stop. >> Just relax. You're under arrest. I've made my decision. You are under arrest. I'm calling my husband. Put your hands behind your back. >> No, I'm calling my husband. STOP. LET GO of calling my husband. I'm calling my husband. Put your hands on your back. >> I'm calling my husband. YOU HAVE NO RIGHT TO do this. YES, I DO. >> I'M CALLING MY HUSBAND. STOP. I'M CALLING MY HUSBAND. >> It's too late. >> Stop it. You have NO STOP STOP IT. YOU HAVE NO RIGHT TO DO THIS. LET GO. >> MA'AM, YOU'RE GOING TO GET HURT. Come on. Just relax. >> I'm calling my husband. Stop this. You have no >> Too late. You have a responsibility to do this. Not Not just a right. We have a responsibility to make sure. No, >> you you did not do a breathalyzer. >> I don't need to. >> Ma'am, we can smell your your the way you're acting. >> I'm sorry. You have no RIGHT TO DO EXCUSE ME. You have NO RIGHT TO I'M SORRY. You did one. You did not do Miranda. Two Miranda. >> Excuse me. Excuse me. My h Excuse me. MY H EXCUSE ME. STOP IT RIGHT NOW. RIGHT NOW. EXCUSE ME. STOP THIS. STOP THIS RIGHT NOW. STOP. EXCUSE ME. >> YOU WANT to stand up? >> No. No. Take my phone right now. We'll come get it. >> Stand up, sir. Take my phone right now. I'll grab it. ALL RIGHT, >> STARS. >> WALK. >> SIR, >> WALK. What's up? >> You have no right to do this. >> I do. >> No, you don't. >> I already walk. >> No. No. >> Walk now. >> No. No. You have no right to do this. >> Walk. >> This is [ __ ] >> I agree. >> I completely agree. >> I'm blaming my husband. >> Wish you would have before. >> Can you please call my husband right now? >> I don't. No, I can't. >> Could you please call him? >> No. Stop. Stop. Just walk. >> All you got to do is walk. >> No. No. Call him right now. >> No. Don't act like a child on the side of this road. Walk to the car right now. >> This is ridiculous. >> This is I'm sorry. >> Stop it. >> I'm really really sorry. >> It's okay. >> You're walking to this car right here. >> I'm walking to my >> You're not walking to your car. You're not driving home. >> Can you please call my husband? >> No. >> No. I'M REALLY STOP THIS. Call my husband. Please call my husband. >> Stop. >> Can you call my husband right now? Right now. >> You can call him when you're being booked. I'm not being bumped. >> Please call my husband. Please take my cell phone. I'm really sorry for being an [ __ ] >> It's It's not because you're being difficult. It's because you're drunk. >> I'm not drunk. >> You are? >> No, I'm not. Take my phone. Please take my phone. >> I already have your phone. >> I'm I'm sorry for being an >> It's It has nothing to do with it. >> I'm I'm being an >> Regardless, it has nothing to do with it. >> Can you take these things off of me? I'm being Take these things off of me right now. right now. Guys, guys, guys, I'm being a I mean, take my phone right now. Right now. >> I already have your phone >> right now. >> Go ahead and have a seat in the car. No, I'm not. Yes. Sit down. >> No. No. No. No. >> Yes. >> No. >> Guys, take my phone right now. >> I have your phone. >> Take my phone. >> I have your phone. >> Can I have my phone right now? >> No. >> No. Please. Guys, seriously. >> Can I have my phone right now? >> No. You can't have your phone. Sit down. Please call Harold. >> That's wild. >> Hello. >> Hold on a minute. >> Thank you so much. >> Thank you so much. Sir, I've worked here 28 years. Can I speak to somebody who's worked here a long time? Because >> Hold on. We're going to walk this way. This way. >> Can I speak to somebody who's been here a long time, please? >> You can speak to somebody in just a minute. >> Sir, I'm really humiliated and upset. >> I That's why I tried to explain to you so we wouldn't have to go through this. You take this off of me, please. I'm not going anywhere. Please take this. >> We will in here once we get in here. Come in here. Take a right. Take a right. >> I'm not doing this. >> You're not doing what? >> Whatever you want me to do. >> You're not going to do whatever I want you to do. >> No. >> Well, then you're not going to come out of your cuff if you're not going to do what I want you to do. >> Been here 28 years. Please >> have a seat. Have a seat. >> No, I'm not having a seat. >> Ma'am, have a seat. I don't want to make you have a seat. >> I know who you are. Have you >> Yeah, I know who you are, too. You having a rough night? >> No, I'm not. I I'm fine. Everything's good. >> Can you take this off for me, please? >> Hello. >> How are you? >> I'm good. She's still up and down agitated wise. I strongly recommend you just taking her home instead of letting her try to She's going to try to go back and drive her car. >> Um, we've explained it to her a lot of times. I appreciate you coming out. >> Yeah, for sure. >> I will, if you want to come wait in the lobby, I will I'll bring her out to you. >> Here's your date. Okay. Here's today's date. Here's your um your charge disorderly conduct and it's because of intoxication. This is the important part down here. Your your court date. Come out here and take a right. >> Hey, dear. Mom. >> Thanks, sir. All right. Have a good night. >> Court records indicate this suspect, [music] Ellen Glickman, was charged with disorderly conduct due to intoxication. However, 2 months later, as part of a plea agreement, after completing community service and paying court costs, her charge was fully dropped. Shortly after this, Ellen paid a visit to the police station in this new, never-before-seen body cam footage. >> I'm Lieutenant Campbell. How can I help you? >> I'm Ellen Bl. Nice to meet you. >> Hi, nice to meet you. >> I wanted to chat with Do you know who the officers were that night? >> Yes. Officer White and Officer Wulmarmac. >> So, what would be the best way of chatting with them? >> What kind of conversation are you wanting to have with them? >> Yes. >> I think we were there was error is on both sides. >> Well, I'd have to disagree on that. So, yes, absolutely. Okay. >> They were doing their jobs >> and potentially could have saved your life by not letting you drive. If you disagree with that, that's fine. I do. >> But that's not our stance. So, >> I wasn't drunk. >> I was not inebriated. >> Okay. If that's fine. >> You weren't there? >> No, I was not there. >> Okay. So, there was a lot of um one I was He was home with cancer and had was posttop for about 6 4 hours. >> Mhm. >> I was not intoxicated. I was sleepd deprived. >> I had a drink. >> I have PTSD from y'all. My ex-husband was a cop. >> Okay. >> So, there's a lot of stuff you didn't know and they I was not given the opportunity to discuss and um >> you were given many opportunities and and you did not take take advantage of any of them. Okay. >> At from this point there's it's gone through court. It's done over with. There's nothing no reason to have a conversation with those officers. >> Well, sir, I'm an academic and I like chatting and talking and revisiting things. >> That's who I am. We can make an appointment with your police chief. >> Pardon me. >> I say perhaps we can make an appointment with your chief. >> I if you have have a seat, I'll I'll uh have his secretary see when he's available. >> Thank you. >> Uh he's not available today, but he said to reach out and uh via email and he will schedule something. Appreciate you very much. >> No problem. Have a good day. You too. You too. No problem. [clears throat] Ellen has been working at Kent State [music] University since 1995, joining the faculty after completing her doctoral studies and previous academic [music] and research positions. She eventually became the director of the School of Health Sciences at Kent State. On Rate My Professor, Ellen's ratings are all one out of five with high difficulty. Reviews from her students also recommend to avoid her classes, with many of them saying she strays off topic to talk about herself. She has also posted an image on social media saying, "Most people do not listen with the intent to understand. They listen with the intent to reply advice that she seems to have forgotten during the body cam footage. According to local reporting from Kent Stater after the incident in the body cam footage, she was removed from her administrative role as director. Kent Stater has also reported that a university spokesperson confirmed that she remains employed as a faculty member at Kent State. We reached out to Ellen for comment regarding the incident in the body cam footage. However, she declined to comment. >> Remember, just because you're book smart doesn't mean you have wisdom. You ever notice how fast people forget the law the second they think their title makes them untouchable. Because in this clip, you don't just see intoxication, you see entitlement with a resume. The kind that says, "I'm important, so the rules don't apply to me." And that mindset is not rare anymore. It's spreading. See, a lot of people don't mind the law until it tells them no. Then it turns into attitude, excuses, and dismissive little comments. Like the badge is just an inconvenience, and it's the officer's job to work around their status. But the street doesn't care if you're a doctor, a boss, a teacher, or a cop. Drunk is drunk. And when she tries to pull away, drop to the ground, and make it difficult, that's the real tell. Because that's not confusion, that's control. That's actually someone realizing that their name doesn't carry weight when it comes to the law. Title doesn't make you safer. It actually makes you more dangerous when you start believing you're above consequences. Because the law isn't disrespect, it's protection. And the second you think you're too important to follow it, you're exactly who it's made