I didn't OPEN THE DOOR! >> [screaming] >> [ __ ] YOU. >> ON JUNE 6TH, 2026, deputies in Palm Coast, Florida, were called back to a home after reports that an intoxicated woman was in distress and had threatened her boyfriend with a knife. When officers found Autumn Bellows outside, she was visibly impaired, emotionally overwhelmed, and already denying that she had tried to hurt herself or anyone else. >> Nothing. >> Okay. >> Nothing. >> So, why were we getting called back out here? You don't know? I think you're going kind of crazy, huh? >> Autumn claimed the entire breakdown started because her plans had been canceled and other people she invited never arrived. She said she became emotional, repeatedly called and hung up on her boyfriend, but insisted she never touched him. Her explanation became increasingly scattered as she tried to account for why deputies had been called back. >> Yes, our room and a bed at this whole house. Thank you for >> This is his house, right? >> This is my house, not his. >> You own this house? >> My mama does, and she rents it out to me. >> Deputies encouraged her to stop drinking and tried to separate the couple for the night. Autumn argued over who owned the alcohol and demanded that her boyfriend leave the home. For a moment, it appeared the situation might end with the alcohol being poured out and both people staying apart. >> Right. And there's also you saying that you'd rather die. >> I don't. I don't want to I don't have any actions on myself. Nothing. >> But another recording changed the direction of the call. Deputies had video showing Autumn repeatedly striking her head and making a statement about wanting to die. She admitted that hitting her head was something she did when upset, but claimed it was not a suicide attempt and said she was already receiving therapy.