Kidnapping Of Lady Gaga’s Dogs Could Have Been Gang Initiation, $500k Reward On Hold
The incident involving Lady Gaga’s dogs could have been an alleged gang initiation, and the $500,000 reward has not yet been paid to the woman who recovered the pups.
According to TMZ, the suspects responsible for stealing Lady Gaga’s French Bulldogs and wounding her dog-walker could have been a part of a gang initiation. Also, the woman who found the dogs hasn’t received her $500,000 reward as investigators have not cleared her of any suspicious activity yet.
Per police sources, officers have urged gaga that she should not pay their reward until they can Gaga clear the woman of any involvement. As of now, it doesn’t seem like she was involved but they are not 100% sure how she found the dogs.
As we reported, Lady Gaga’s dog walker Ryan Fischer was reportedly shot in the chest in Los Angeles. The 30-year-old had been walking the singer’s beloved dogs Koji, Miss Asia, and Gustavo, in West Hollywood at around 10 pm when he was shot outside of his home on Sierra Bonita Avenue. When police arrived at the scene, they found Fischer conscious but “barely breathing.” Her dogs were recovered a few days later.
Police currently believe the dognapping was a part of a gang initiation as there have been similar crimes in the area.