While Jennifer McBridge says that Lady Gaga didn’t follow up on her promise, it was hard to get her pay when McBride was found as a complicit actor in the singer’s dog’s theft.
McBride, who was charged as an accomplice in the stealing of Gaga’s dogs at gunpoint, now wants the singer to pay her the $500,000 reward that she promised to whoever found them. Moreover, authorities determined McBride had a hand in the crime, as she was allegedly dating the father who happens to be the father of one of the assaulters. Still, she wants to force the singer to give her the reward in court.
Furthermore, McBride maintains that the singer said she’d pay the reward ‘no question asked’ when she asked for help finding her dogs Koji and Gustav. For those unaware, two men stole these dogs at gunpoint from the dog walker Ryan Fischer of Gaga. The accomplice in the crime delivered Gaga’s dog to her from the LAPD Olympic Community station legitly on February 26, 2021, two days later her colleagues took them.
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Meanwhile, L.A. County Deputy District Attorney Michelle Hanisse told TMZ that McBride knew more than she leads on. For example, she claimed that McBride had full knowledge that the dogs were stolen when she returned them for the reward. In addition, Hanises maintained that McBride knew the men responsible for the attack for years.
Not only that but allegedly they and McBride roped her in because they thought, since she was a white woman, they thought they could get away with it. Hanisse also pointed out that McBride is still on probation and if the singer suffered any financial loss, Lady Gaga could seek financial restriction from McBride.
