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Dog sitter can go back to work after an attack
Lady Gaga performing in Santa Monica.
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About three months after he was shot on his job, Lady Gaga’s dog sitter Ryan Fischer is back to work.
Lady Gagas (35) dog sitter Ryan Fischer appears to be back to work after being mugged and shot in February. In pictures, which the US celebrity portal “TMZ” shows, you can see that the 30-year-old now seems to have recovered. He was said to have been spotted at Lady Gaga’s Los Angeles estate last week. As “TMZ” reported, citing Insider, Fischer is supposed to go for a walk with Gaga’s dogs again, but currently only during the day.
Fischer was shot on February 24 while walking at night with Gaga’s three French Bulldogs. Two of the dogs were taken away by the perpetrators and later brought back by a woman. The dog sitter had to stay in the hospital for several weeks. Five people have now been arrested in connection with the incident and charged with attempted murder, conspiracy to robbery and second-degree robbery. One of the suspects, who is seen as an accomplice of the main perpetrators, is the 50-year-old woman who, as the “finder”, gave the animals to the police two days after the theft.