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It was at this location in Los Angeles that Lady Gaga's dogs were abducted
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The raid lasted only seconds.
A surveillance camera video showed dog sitter Ryan Fischer walking Lady Gaga's French Bulldogs in Hollywood and being forcibly ambushed.
Five suspects who allegedly participated in the robbery and shot fishermen in February have now been arrested.
The police announced in Los Angeles.
Including the woman who brought the two dogs back.
Investigators do not believe the thieves knew that the four-legged friends belonged to the pop star, the police said in a statement.
The agency believes that the motive for the robbery was the French bulldog's value, which can be thousands of dollars.
Two perpetrators stole the animals in February when Lady Gaga's dog sitter was out with them in Los Angeles.
The two men jumped out of a car and demanded the surrender of the three dogs by force of arms.
Fischer was injured by a shot in the chest and, according to his own statement, narrowly escaped death.
The men took two dogs with them and a third animal escaped.
Lady Gaga then promised a reward of $ 500,000 for the animals to return safely.
A 50-year-old reported with the animals at the station two days later and was not initially suspected - now she was arrested too.
It is not known whether she received the reward.
The other alleged perpetrators are four men between the ages of 18 and 40.
You are charged by the Los Angeles District Attorney's Office on suspicion of attempted murder and robbery.
The suspects are said to be gang members.
According to prison records, bail was set at $ 1 million each.
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