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Lady Gaga doesn’t have to pay a penny to the woman who was an accomplice in the stealing of her French bulldogs back in 2021.

Lady Gaga won the lawsuit brought against her by the woman who “found” her dogs and won’t have to pay the $500,000 (£359k) reward promised for their return.Jennifer McBride, the woman who was charged in connection to the 2021 theft of the pop singer’s two French Bulldogs, previously sued Gaga for the reward as well as an additional $1.5m in damages.On Monday (October 2), Judge Holly Fujie ruled in favour of Gaga, saying (in her court order obtained by People) that McBride’s complaint was “legally insufficient in its entirety” following her “involvement in the theft”.The court order also pointed out that McBride was indicted and pleaded no contest to charges of receiving stolen property in 2022, and was therefore “not entitled to thereafter benefit from their wrongdoing by seeking to enforce the contract.”In February 2021, Gaga’s dog walker, Ryan Fischer, was shot while taking the singer’s two dogs, Gustavo and Koji, out for a walk. The gunman stole the dogs from Fischer after shooting him.Last year, James Howard Jackson was sentenced to 21 years in prison for shooting Fischer.

Lady Gaga does not owe any money in relation to her dognapping case.

reported TMZ.“Deputies responded to the residence of Lady Gaga, regarding a trespassing call,” said Lieutenant Jack Jordan of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department to Entertainment Weekly. “[Police then] contacted her security officer, who stated that the suspect had walked past security and placed flowers on the driveway.”According to local law enforcement, the man was ultimately apprehended by security on-site, but deputies later “determined no crime had occurred,” and he was not charged with anything, as the man didn’t attempt to make contact with Gaga.They also said that this was not the first time the very same man had been seen on the pop star’s property with unsolicited gifts.The Post reached out to Gaga’s reps and the LAPD for comment.

Lady Gaga’s dogs are making headlines again. Her French bulldogs Gustav and Koj were infamously kidnapped at gunpoint in February 2021 by five men. They were returned by a woman who ended up charged in connection with the theft.

charged in connection with the theft of Lady Gaga’s French bulldogs, has sued the musician for alleging she was denied a $500,000 “no questions asked” reward, according to a lawsuit obtained by ET. In the suit, filed on Friday, McBride is seeking no less than $1.5 million from the singer over the money that Gaga offered in exchange for the dogs’ return. McBride alleges Lady Gaga, whose real name is Stefani Germanotta, announced the half-million-dollar reward through her social media accounts and news outlets.In February 2021, James Howard Jackson, 20, and two others were roaming through West Hollywood, California, and the San Fernando Valley, looking for French bulldogs and other expensive breeds of dogs to steal for profit.The group came across Ryan Fischer, who was walking the pop star's three dogs. The group dognapped two of the French bulldogs and Fischer was shot in the chest, by Jackson, in the course of the robbery.Gaga then released a «no questions asked» reward offer for Koji and Gustav's return.A post shared by Lady Gaga (@ladygaga)The suit alleges Gaga never intended to pay the «no questions asked» reward money, instead law enforcement asked McBride questions about the return of the bulldogs.

The woman who returned Lady Gaga's stolen dogs has filed a lawsuit against the star. In February 2021, Ryan Fischer was hospitalised after he was shot while walking three of the Rain on Me singer's French Bulldogs in Hollywood, Los Angeles. Two of the dogs were taken in the incident but were dropped off at a police station by Jennifer McBride around 48 hours later.

An accomplice to Lady Gaga‘s dog thief wants her reward money for getting the French bulldogs home safely.

on February 24, Jennifer McBride, the woman who returned Lady Gaga’s stolen French bulldogs after in February 2021, is suing the Grammy and Oscar-winning performer for the $500,000 in reward money the star for the return of the prized pooches. The lawsuit claims that Gaga “defrauded” McBride “by making a promise without intent to perform” and goes on to say that she has suffered pain and suffering, mental anguish, and a loss of enjoyment of life as a result of not receiving the cash.There is, of course, a bit of a twist to all this: after McBride over to the LAPD’s Olympic Community Police Station, it was later discovered that she had a relationship with the group who planned the heist.

LAPD said in a statement that Ryan Fischer was walking Gaga’s three dogs when a four-door white Nissan Altima pulled up beside him, two suspects jumped out, surrounded him and demanded he turn over the dogs. A struggle ensued and one of the assailants shot Fischer in the chest before grabbing two of the three dogs before fleeing the scene.Following the attack, Fischer was listed in critical condition and later recalled cradling the remaining dog while lying in a pool of blood.

The man who shot Lady GaGa‘s dog walker in Hollywood early last year has been sentenced to more than two decades in prison in a plea deal.

UPDATED with latest: A man who shot Lady Gaga’s dog walker during the theft of two of the singer’s French bulldogs pleaded no contest today to an attempted murder charge and was immediately sentenced to 21 years in prison.

The man who shot Lady Gaga's dog walker last year was sentenced to 21 years in prison on Monday. The Lady Gaga connection was a coincidence, authorities have said.The motive was the value of the French bulldogs, a breed that can run into the thousands of dollars, and detectives do not believe the thieves knew the dogs belonged to the musician.

Lady Gaga’s dog walker, which resulted in the theft of the singer’s dogs.The news comes on the same day that one of those three accused, who was mistakenly released from jail due to a “clerical error” earlier this year, was recaptured by police.Last year, Ryan Fischer was shot while walking Lady Gaga’s dogs near Sunset Boulevard, Los Angeles. He was then attacked by two men who proceeded to steal two of the popstar’s French bulldogs, Gustav and Koji.In the unfolding court case, ​​one of the alleged offenders, Jaylin Keyshawn White, faced charges including attempted murder and conspiracy to commit robbery.

Lady Gaga dog walker shooting case after he was accidentally released from prison earlier this year.Last year, the singer’s dog walker Ryan Fischer was shot while walking her dogs. He was attacked by two men who then proceeded to steal two of the singer’s French bulldogs.The alleged shooter – James Howard Jackson – was being held on an attempted murder charge but was mistakenly released from prison in Los Angeles in April “due to a clerical error”.He has continued to elude police since his release and they are now offering a reward for information leading to his arrest.Lady Gaga’s violent dognapping: $5K reward offered by US Marshals for suspect mistakenly releasedhttps://t.co/FkijuEWhAM— @LynnMissFlynn (@LynnMissFlynn) July 19, 2022Jackson is one of three men charged with also stealing two of Gaga’s French bulldogs in February 2021.US Marshals said Jackson should be considered as “armed and dangerous” and urged anyone with information on his whereabouts to report it to police immediately, reports Sky News.Fischer spoke out for the first time after the incident in March 2021, sharing gratitude to first responders and healthcare workers, along with a deluge of well-wishes from Gaga’s fans.He said he was expected to fully recover from his injuries following the attack.

The man who allegedly shot Lady Gaga’s dog walker is wanted yet again after he was mistakenly released from jail.

Lady Gaga‘s dog walker Ryan Fischer is reacting to the news that his alleged shooter has been freed from jail because of a “clerical error.”

Lady GaGa’s dog walker has spoken out once again after the man accused of shooting him last year was accidentally released from jail.

Lady Gaga's dog walker, Ryan Fischer, says he's "deeply concerned" that the man who allegedly shot him has been accidentally released from jail. Fischer took to Instagram on Friday to share his reaction to the suspect being on the loose.

A man accused of shooting Lady Gaga’s dog walker and snatching her two French bulldogs has been mistaken released from hail.

dog walker and stealing her two French bulldogs was mistakenly released from jail and is being sought, authorities said Friday.James Howard Jackson, 19, was facing an attempted murder charge when he was released from Los Angeles County's jail on Wednesday “due to a clerical error," the county Sheriff's Department said in a statement.The sheriff's Major Crimes Bureau is Major Crimes Bureau is working on finding him, the statement said.Jackson is one of five people arrested in connection with the Feb. 24, 2021, attack in Hollywood.

Lady Gaga's dog walker has mistakenly been released from jail, and now authorities are searching for him.In a statement to ET, a spokesperson for the L.A. County Sheriff's Department says the department is investigating the inadvertent release from custody of James Howard Jackson.

Outta the dog house… for now!

one of five men who were arrested last year connection with the robbery of Lady Gaga’s two French bulldogs as well as the shooting of her dog walker, Ryan Fischer. Gaga’s dog walker, Ryan Fischer, was shot on Feb.

Lady Gaga‘s dog walker Ryan Fischer is speaking out.

Ryan Fischer, employed to walk Lady Gaga’s dogs, became the focus of international headlines when he was shot in the chest by assailants who abducted the singer’s beloved French bulldogs.

A celebrity’s best friend! Few dog breeds are as popular in Hollywood as French bulldogs, which can be found trotting alongside stars including Lady Gaga, Martha Stewart, Reese Witherspoon and many more.

Lady Gaga is lucky in love!

Lady Gaga called boyfriend Michael Polansky her “whole life” while discussing the kidnapping of her French bulldogs earlier this year. While filming her upcoming film House of Gucci in Rome in February, the 35-year-old singer’s dog walker Ryan Fischer was shot by perpetrators who fled the scene with two of her three dogs in West Hollywood. Gaga gave an update in her profile with The Hollywood Reporter published on Nov. 17, calling her boyfriend and her pups her everything.

Ryan Fischer — the man who was shot while protecting Lady GaGa’s two dogs earlier this year — opened up about his near-death experience and everything the 35-year-old singer has done for him since then.

Ryan Fischer, the former dog walker of Lady Gaga, is opening up about everything the entertainer has done for him after he was attacked while walking her beloved dogs.

shot during a dognapping caper in February, says that despite her ongoing kindness during his recovery process, he set up a GoFundMe page because he wants to do it himself.Ryan Fischer, who worked for Gaga for six years, recently started the page and reached out for the public’s help when his RV died on his cross-country wellness road trip.

Lady Gaga's dog walker, Ryan Fischer, is opening up about the February dognapping incident that took place in Los Angeles, which left him hospitalized to undergo surgery after being shot.

Ryan Fischer, dog walker for Lady Gaga when he was shot by thieves attempting to abduct the star’s dogs, is opening up about his ordeal.

Lady Gaga’s dogwalker, Ryan Fischer, is recalling the traumatizing night he almost died while walking the singer’s three French bulldogs.

Lady Gaga's dogwalker, Ryan Fischer, is recalling the traumatizing night he almost died while walking the singer's three French bulldogs.The incident occurred in Los Angeles in February. Fischer was shot while walking Gaga's three dogs — Gustav, Koji and Asia — in a dognapping.