In February last year, the sad news came that Lady Gaga (36) dog passer, Ryan Fischer, had been shot.
The dog sitter was on a walk with the artist’s three bulldog dogs, when a person allegedly attacked them and shot the dog sitter.
The dog sitter discharged from hospital
The dogs were later found unharmed, while the dog sitter was in hospital for over a month after having complications with his lungs. He was discharged from the hospital a month after the incident.
Now the US Marshal Services is looking for a man who was mistakenly released from custody after being arrested in connection with the incident, reports The Guardian.
Lady Gaga’s dog sitter went for a walk on February 24 and was shot by two robbers. Two of the dogs were stolen.
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Offer bounty
In a statement on Monday, the federal agency announced a reward of up to $5,000 for information leading to the arrest of a 19-year-old man.
The man was arrested for robbery and attempted murder, but in April, over a year after the artist’s dog sitter was shot, a clerical error led to his release.
The father about the shooting drama: – Absolutely terrible
He was released after he had attended a meeting in court. In the court session, the indictment against him was dropped, but only in anticipation of being replaced by a new indictment.
The documents were still not updated with information about the new indictment, which led to Jackson being released, wrote The Guardian that time.
Now the police are offering a sum if someone manages to contribute to a new arrest of the man.
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The man is one of five who were arrested in connection with the shooting incident that took place on 24 February last year.
Unexpected turn
The dog sitter was walking with the three dogs Asia, Koji and Gustav, when a white car drove towards him. Two men jumped out of the car and allegedly tried to steal the dogs. Before they ran away from the scene with two of the dogs, a man, allegedly the 19-year-old, shot at the dog sitter.
It shows a video of the incident.
“Forever a hero”
Two days after the incident, a lady returned the dogs to the Los Angeles Police Department. At first the police did not believe that she had anything to do with the incident, but she was later arrested together with four others, including the 19-year-old.
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