The investigation that brought justice to Lady Gaga's kidnappers has finally come to the fore.
Dog rescuer Jennifer McBride photographed the entire encounter on LAPD Det. Chris Marsden said, "She was pulled over to the side of her residence and was sitting in her car when she saw a car pull over, saw someone get out of the car and then, after the car left, the dogs were caught in a car. Tied to the pole."
McBride's story provided a significant lead to the local authority and led to the identification of the real perpetrators, when officers were able to search through CCTV footage of the location.
Footage showed McBride "walking up and down both sides of the road while looking around in both directions" while "having a cell phone in each hand."
Soon after, a man driving a Jeep Gladiator was spotted and dogged with a visible license plate.
For those unaware of the matter, Gaga's French bulldog was captured by two armed assailants while a dog walker took her for a walk a year earlier.
At that time, the only information police reported to the general public was that a Good Samaritan found dogs tied to poles.
Dog walker, Ryan Fisher, was shot multiple times in the chest and was left dead. Currently, he is alive but has lost a part of his right lung.