A woman involved in the theft of Lady Gaga’s dogs sues her for not paying her the reward for returning them

Lady Gaga’s Theft of Dogs has a new chapter, as crazy as the whole event. Two of the Oscar winner’s three French Bulldogs were kidnapped at gunpoint in February 2021, when the singer’s hired dog walker, Ryan Fischer, was injured. The artist is offering a $500,000 reward to whoever retrieves them and returns them, “no questions asked.”. A woman named Jennifer McBride was the one who reported Koji and Gustav, but she was later arrested for being an accessory to the theft of the dogs.

Now, McBride is suing Lady Gaga for contact violation, false promise fraud and misinterpretation of the phrase “no questions asked.”. It claims the performer never paid the reward money and that he offered it “with the intent to defraud and induce members of the public, such as the actor, to trust that promise and take action,” according to the lawsuit. . He seeks a half million dollar reward and another million dollars in damages.

The defendants of the robbery

The actor was accused of having been an accomplice to a crime and having received felony. McBride pleaded no contest and was sentenced to two years probation. Two men were arrested over the event in 2021. One of them was sentenced to 21 years in prison and another is awaiting trial.

Dog walker Ryan Fischer managed to survive being shot in the neck the day the dogs were stolen. Lady Gaga paid the medical bills and released a statement calling him a “hero”.

The actress and singer has yet to announce whether she will perform at the Oscars on March 12. She is nominated in the Best Song category for “Hold My Hand”, the theme song for the “Top Gun: Maverick” soundtrack..