Jimu News reporter Zhang Yang
On July 20, local time, according to foreign media reports, US police have issued a reward of $5,000 to find a suspect suspected of robbing Lady Gaga’s dog and suspected of attempted murder.
James Howard Jackson was jailed for attempted murder in April but was released from a Los Angeles prison “due to a clerical error,” according to Sky News.
So far, the 19-year-old suspect has not been brought to justice, and police are now offering a reward of $5,000 for anyone who provides specific information about him. US police said Jackson was an “armed danger” and urged anyone with information on his whereabouts to report to police immediately.
It is reported that Jackson and two other gang members drove around on February 24 last year in search of expensive French bulldogs and waited for an opportunity to steal.
That day, they found two bulldogs belonging to Lady Gaga near Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles, where a dog walker named Rian Fisher was helping Lady Gaga walk the dog. Jackson and others then followed and robbed Fisher.
According to prosecutors, there was a fierce fight over the dog, before Fisher was shot, which was recorded by a doorbell camera at a nearby home.
In the video, Fisher is crying for help: “Oh, my God! I was shot! Help me! My chest is bleeding!” lung lobes.
In response to Jackson’s wrongful release, Fisher said in a public statement: “While I am deeply concerned about his wrongful release, I am confident that law enforcement will correct the error. I also hope that Mr. Jackson will surrender himself to the authorities, This way the crime committed against me will be solved.”
Also, two days after Lady Gaga’s dog was snatched away, a woman returned the dogs, who she claimed she found were tied to a pole. The woman asked Lady Gaga before returning it if she would “ask no questions” and pay a $500,000 reward. But it is not clear whether Lady Gaga paid the “reward” and the exact amount.
Lady Gaga, who rose to fame with international hits such as “Poker Face” and “Bad Romance,” was in Rome at the time of the shooting of a movie.
(Picture from Sky News)
