Case: Lady Gaga’s dogs
The woman who found Lady Gaga’s two kidnapped French bulldogs has yet to be paid her $500,000 reward
The two thieves who made off with Lady Gaga’s french bulldogs, Koji and Gustav, also shot and wounded their walker, Fischer, 30, on the night of February 24.
The incident was similar to several other cases that have been reported in recent weeks in the Los Angeles area, according to TMZ.
The web site says that video of the shooting shows the dogs located at a distance from Fischer at the time he was shot.
Instead of simply leaving with the dogs, the thieves chose to shoot Fischer in the chest — suggesting that the incident was gang-related, according to TMZ.
A manhunt for the two attackers is still underway. In his posts Fischer applauded the Los Angeles Police Department’s efforts to capture them.
Authorities are reportedly investigating the possibility that the shooting of Lady Gaga’s dog walker and the dognapping of two of her dogs may be connected to gang activity.
Fischer is expected to make a full recovery after he was punched to the ground and shot in the chest by the dognappers while walking the pups on West Hollywood’s Sierra Bonita Avenue at about 10pm on February 24.
In the caption of his first Instagram photo, which showed him hooked up to a breathing tube, Fischer described how Miss Asia ran over to him after evading the thieves who fled with the other pooches.
Fischer described how he feared he wouldn’t survive the attack, writing: ‘I cradled Asia as best I could, thanked her for all the incredible adventures we’d been on together, apologized that I couldn’t defend her brothers, and then resolved that I would still try to save them… and myself.
‘From that point, right as the neighbors poured from their homes and restaurant to us on the sidewalk, life has taken a very sudden and unexpected turn.’
Gaga is reportedly eager to pay the reward to the woman as promised if and when police determine that she had nothing to do with the robbery.
