Trevor Walker, a well-known personality from the Below Deck television show, was recently arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence.
According to police records obtained by TMZ, the reality star from Bravo’s fourth season was arrested in Florida at 2:30 AM.
Daily Mail has reached out to Walker for comment and has yet to hear back.
Walker was arrested on four counts with the most serious being a felony DUI in Escambia County.
The driver also faced charges for driving with a suspended license, a traffic violation, and a minor theft.
He was released early Tuesday morning with a scheduled court date for late April 2026.
He’d been in trouble with the law before – just two months ago, he received a citation for theft in the same county.
He also has a previous DUI arrest as he was booked for a misdemeanor in 2024.
Walker is one of the most notorious cast members in Below Deck history.
A former hair model for Paul Mitchell worked as a senior deckhand and second engineer on the 154-foot yacht, Valor.
He was famously fired by Captain Lee Rosbach within the first few episodes of the season.
Walker wasn’t easy to work with during his time on the show, and he struggled with alcohol.
In September 2016, Captain Lee clarified to The Daily Dish that he didn’t simply ‘let Walker go,’ but rather, he was fired.
‘It wasn’t a “let go.” It wasn’t, “I’ll let you down easy.” He got fired for being a f***-up.’
He justified the abrupt dismissal by explaining that Trevor struggled to get along with others and often said things that offended people. He also noted that Trevor had a difficult relationship with alcohol – even a small amount seemed to cause problems – and that good teamwork is essential when living and working on a yacht.
It’s important to maintain good working relationships, even if you don’t personally like everyone. You’re bound to have disagreements, but being professional means putting those aside to focus on your work and get along with your colleagues. Frankly, Trevor’s arrogance is a problem – his ego is just too big for the team.
Walker also famously clashed with bosun Kelley Johnson.
Johnson fully supported Captain Lee’s choice, telling The Daily Dish that the crewmember was, in his opinion, the worst he’d ever worked with.
Let me be clear, it really bothers me to say this, but I take responsibility for a crew member’s struggles. If someone on my team isn’t succeeding, I look at what I could have done differently. It means I didn’t quite connect with them, didn’t find the right way to coach or support them, and ultimately, that falls on my leadership. It’s a tough lesson, but a crucial one – it’s never just about their failure, it’s about how I could have better guided them.
He consistently showed a lack of respect for everyone around him – not just me, but even Captain Lee on occasion. He acted like the boat was all about him, and if things didn’t go his way, he’d complain and create unnecessary drama.
Below Deck, a show on Bravo, follows the crew who live and work on a large yacht while it’s rented out to charter guests.
The show first aired in 2013 and has since expanded with several related series, such as Below Deck Mediterranean and Below Deck: Down Under.
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