An arrest warrant has been issued for
The legal proceedings were set to take place at Burwood Local Court before Judge Janine Lacy. During the session, prosecutors informed the court that they believed Gallagher had left Australia, prompting them to request that the case proceed in his absence. Immigration records reviewed by the judge confirmed that Gallagher was currently overseas, leading to his conviction in absentia and the subsequent issuance of the warrant.
Background of the Charges and Legal Status
The charges against Gallagher stem from an incident that reportedly occurred on December 26, 2025, at an apartment complex in the Sydney suburb of Melrose Park. Following his arrest on December 27, 2025, Gallagher was charged with one count of assault occasioning actual bodily harm, one count of common assault, and one count of intentionally choking a person without consent. He was initially granted conditional bail on December 28, 2025, after entering a plea of not guilty to all charges.
At the time of his initial release, Gallagher’s bail conditions did not require him to surrender his passport or report regularly to police, despite the nature of his employment, which involves working on yachts and traveling internationally. Gallagher publicly addressed the allegations in August 2026, confirming that his relationship with Cameron had ended.
Relationship History and Public Developments
Gallagher and Cameron first appeared together during the ninth season of Below Deck Mediterranean. Their relationship, which began during their time on the show, continued after filming concluded. The couple welcomed a son, Kayden, in June 2025. Following the birth, Cameron shared details of the arrival on social media, noting the child weighed approximately 3.56 kilograms.
The legal situation gained further public attention following reports in August 2026 confirming Gallagher’s arrest in connection with the December incident. As of the most recent court appearance, the defendant remains at large, and the warrant for his arrest stands following his failure to attend the proceedings in Burwood.
