Jennifer McBride, who ultimately returned the pups to Lady Gaga, was said to be involved in the theft, which included the shooting of the dog’s walker and sitter, and therefore not entitled to the $500,000 reward. Prior to the ruling, McBride pleaded no contest to a receiving stolen property charge.
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Lady Gaga Off the Hook for $500K Reward to Return Dogs
A woman associated with the violent 2021 kidnapping of Lady Gaga’s two dogs is not entitled to reward money offered by the pop star with respect to their return, said a judge in Los Angeles. So reports Entertainment Weekly.
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