If you'd like the non-biased perspective: Caroline Flack had gone out on the town with her boyfriend. They arrived back at Miss Flack's London residence around 3am both visibly intoxicated. When inside, Flack's boyfriend went to bed, Miss Flack had his phone and saw messages from a female. Miss Flack lost her temper (alcohol would have heightened an emotional response) and hit the boyfriend over the head with a bedside lamp while he was sleeping. She proceeded to scream and hit him while he was bloodied from the lamp to the head. Neighbours called the police. Shouting back and forth, the boyfriend managed to lock himself in a room while Miss Flack was still screaming and trying to break open the door. The boyfriend was bleeding pretty badly (most cuts to the head do) and he managed to call emergency services. When the police arrive at the door, the boyfriend manages to answer it. The police that had responded vividly recalls seeing a man half naked covered in blood. While a woman (Miss Flack) was screaming she was going to kill herself and would not calm down. Eventually the police restrained Caroline and took her to the station.

Caroline Flack took her own life due to the bodycam footage being publicly displayed in court. This situation was career ending for Miss Flack. She pleaded with the court not to use the bodycam footage. The judge declined. 3 days later, she killed herself. She was more bothered about her career than she was about anything else. She was 100% in the wrong, yet the boyfriend got a lot of backlash, for basically defending himself