“THERE IS ANOTHER SIDE TO THIS STORY”!!! BELIEVE IT OR NOT, POLICE SAY BELOW DECK MEDITERRANEAN STAR NATHAN GALLAGHER CHOKED AND ASSAULTED HIS FORMER CO-STAR… AND NOW AN ARREST WARRANT HAS BEEN ISSUED AFTER HE FAILED TO APPEAR IN COURT.
Australian police have issued an arrest warrant for television personality Nathan Gallagher.
Gallagher is known as a star of the reality series Below Deck Mediterranean.
The warrant was issued after Gallagher failed to appear in court on Tuesday.
The scheduled court appearance was connected to an earlier domestic violence case.
On Dec. 27, Gallagher was arrested by authorities.
Following that arrest, he was released on conditional bail.
Gallagher had been scheduled to appear in court on Sept. 1.
He faces multiple offenses in relation to the alleged incident.
Gallagher is charged with assault occasioning actual bodily harm.
He is also charged with intentionally choking a person without consent.
Additionally, Gallagher faces a charge of common assault.
Police allege that Gallagher assaulted a 29-year-old woman.
Court reporting identifies the woman as Gael Cameron.
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Cameron is Gallagher’s former Below Deck Mediterranean co-star.
She is also the mother of his child.
Specific details of the alleged assault are cited in court records.
According to police allegations cited in court records, Gallagher covered Cameron’s mouth and nose.
That action restricted her breathing, according to police allegations.
Gallagher later allegedly put both hands around her neck.
Police also allege that he struck Cameron in the jaw.
And police allege he again grabbed her by the neck while applying force.
Gallagher has previously commented publicly on the matter.
He has previously said publicly that reports about the incident represent only one side of a complicated situation.
Gallagher said he made mistakes and would take responsibility for his own actions.
Yet he disputed being portrayed solely through one person’s account.
Now, New South Wales Police have issued a warrant for his arrest following the missed appearance.
Gallagher is accused, not convicted.
The charges are allegations and have not been proven in court.
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