April 02, 2026
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Andrew Gallo, 41, of Bristol Township, was sentenced to serve 65 to 135 years in state prison for drugging and raping 12 women he met on dating websites.
A Bristol Township man who drugged and raped a dozen women, using dating websites to lure them to his home, was sentenced Wednesday to serve between 65 and 135 years in state prison.
Authorities in Bucks County first charged Andrew Gallo, 41, in September 2024 after six women came forward to report violent sexual encounters with him at his home. The women, ranging from 17 to 30 years old, said they met Gallo on sugardaddymeet.com, a website that promotes dating arrangements with "generous" financial support.
When the women went to Gallo's home, prosecutors said he gave them alcohol mixed with methamphetamines and other drugs that caused the women to hallucinate and experience other debilitating side effects. Investigators said Gallo strangled the women while sexually assaulting them, ignoring their pleas for him to stop.
After the initial charges were filed, six more women came forward to report similar encounters with Gallo. Investigators said the rapes occurred between 2018 and 2024. Gallo used multiple dating websites to arrange meetups with women at his home, investigators said, and during a search of the property police found an open bottle of alcohol that contained methamphetamine.
Gallo pleaded no contest to a slew of charges in December, including rape of an impaired person, strangulation and drug-related offenses.
At Gallo's sentencing, Bucks County Common Pleas Court Judge Stephen Corr called his crimes "unspeakable."
Gallo, who spoke on his own behalf, said he struggled with being addicted to drugs and sex.
“You treated these women like trash," Corr told Gallo.
In addition to the prison sentence, Gallo was deemed a sexually violent predator who will be required to register as a sex offender for the rest of his life.
