Source: Global Times - Global Network
Ryan Fisher, Lady Gaga's dog walking brother, first told the story of the horror he experienced half a year ago on a TELEVISION show - he was suddenly robbed with a gun while walking his dog for his employer, he was "on the verge of death" after being shot in the body, and Lady Gaga's two French bulldogs were robbed. According to the Hollywood Reporter reported on the 17th, Fisher accepted an interview with CBS host Gail King to tell about the "tragic night" he experienced.
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Fisher has been walking a dog for Lady Gaga for six years, and "since the shooting, [for me] some days have been good and some days have been bad," Fisher began to recall in the interview, as if returning to that neighborhood near Hollywood. Fisher said: "I was scared, very painful, they came at me and pulled out their guns, and then I was shot. I thought, I must fight for these two dogs. ”
The camera of a nearby family captured the image, and fisher could be heard screaming, "Oh my God! I was hit! Help me! My chest is bleeding! Fisher told the host he was shot in the body and the bullet hit him just below his collarbone and then went out from under his shoulder blade as he tried to reach out and grab the dog and "my lungs were shot through."
He also recalled the situation on the operating table, where a team of eight or nine people was rescuing them, "In the meantime, when they inserted the chest tube, my blood suddenly sprayed to the doctor, and everyone's face sank, and I heard my blood pressure drop and looked at the machine." The doctors I saw that night later told me they thought I wouldn't survive at all."
While Fisher didn't know if the robbers were attacking because the dog breed was expensive or because they were Lady Gaga's dogs, he said they would be surprised if the robbers knew About The Owner. He added: "One thing I noticed while walking my dog in Los Angeles was that people always asked: How much are these dogs worth? Can I buy it? It's surprising – they treat dogs as commodities. ”
The two dogs were eventually returned to Lady Gaga, who offered a $500,000 reward. After Fisher's attack, Lady Gaga posted on social media, "I will continue to love you, Ryan Fisher, you risked saving our family, you are a hero forever." Fisher also mentioned Lady Gaga in the interview, saying that the latter has always helped herself, "After I was attacked, she helped me like a friend, I stayed at her house for several months, during which friends comforted me, and there were security guards around me."
Speaking about his recent situation, Fisher said: "I am doing well and my psychological condition is also very good. The local police made several arrests in April, and the police confirmed that the robbers did not do it because it was Lady Gaga's dog, but only because the dog breed was valuable.