Suspect in L.A. shooting of Lady Gaga's dog-walker still at large after being accidentally released from jail
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The U.S. Marshals Service has joined the search for James Howard Jackson, the alleged gunman wanted in connection with the February 2021 dog-napping of musician Lady Gaga's pet French bulldogs in the Hollywood neighborhood of Los Angeles.
Five people were originally arrested for their involvement in the theft, all of whom are said to be documented gang members, including 19-year-old James Howard Jackson, who police believe was the gunman who opened fire on the singer's dog-walker, Ryan Fischer. He sustained a gunshot wound, but survived. Jackson was charged with attempted murder.
They were all held in jail until April, when a reported "clerical error" resulted in the accidental release of Jackson.
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