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- Arrests have been made in a dognapping incident involving Lady Gaga's dogs, LAPD says.
- The LAPD had not released further details, but sources told TMZ that three people were arrested.
- Gaga got her dogs back unharmed after they were found tied up in an alley.
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Arrests have been made in the February theft of Lady Gaga's French bulldogs that left the singer's dog walker shot and injured, the Los Angeles Police Department told KABC on Thursday.
The LAPD has not said how many arrests were made or who was arrested. The LAPD is expected to release more details on the case Thursday afternoon.
The dognapping incident happened on February 24. Security footage from the incident shows two men jumping out of a white car and struggling with Gaga's dog walker before pulling out a gun and firing it at the dog walker.
The men then fled with two of Gaga's three dogs, security footage shows.
Law enforcement sources told TMZ that the dog nappers and a woman who "found" the dogs were all arrested.
Gaga got her dogs back unharmed after they were found tied up in an alley, TMZ said.
This is a developing story. Please check back for more updates.