By Sarah Michael James Packer and David Gyngell have been given criminal infringement notices for offensive behaviour following their very public brawl outside Packer's Bondi mansion on Sunday. The penalty carries a fine of $500 if it goes uncontested by the recipient. NSW Police released a statement on Friday afternoon stating: 'Officers from the Eastern Suburbs Local Area Command have been investigating the incident which occurred about 2pm on Sunday 4 May on Sir Thomas Mitchell Road near the intersection of Campbell Parade at Bondi. Black eye: James Packer, pictured with a visible bruise on his left eye as he attended a funeral in Bowral on Friday, has been charged with offensive behaviour following his punch-up with David Gyngell on Sunday
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Casino mogul and Nine CEO given criminal infringement notices
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The penalty carries a fine of $500 if it goes uncontested by the recipient
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James Packer and David Gyngell had a public punch-up on Sunday
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The case stalled earlier in the week because neither men made a complaint
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Gyngell took responsibility for the fight in a statement released this week
'[Mr @placeholder] fully accepts that he was the instigator of the incident.