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Un homme américain (67 ans) a demandé à un employé d'un magasin de vérifier si son ticket du loto était gagnant, et au lieu d'informer le sexagénaire qu'il a gagné un million de dollars, l'employé a encaissé lui même le gros chèque et a disparu dans la nature!
L'employé (25 ans) en question, originaire du Népal, était étudiant à l'université du Texas. Il semblerait qu'il ait pris un aller simple vers son bled, le Népal!
Store clerk accused of stealing $1M lottery prize
Authorities say a 25-year-old Texas convenience store clerk claimed $1 million in lottery winnings that belonged to a customer and left town, perhaps back to his native Nepal.
Pankaj Joshi (PAN-koj JOSH-y) was indicted in September on one count of claiming a lottery prize by fraud. If convicted, he could face up to 20 years in prison. The indictment was unsealed this month.
Investigators say they believe a customer at the Lucky Food Store near Dallas asked Joshi in May to check his tickets for winning numbers, and that Joshi pocketed the $1 million ticket.
Investigators say Joshi claimed his $750,000 after-tax prize in Austin and disappeared. His co-workers told authorities they were suspicious because they never saw Joshi play the lottery.
source : AP
L'employé (25 ans) en question, originaire du Népal, était étudiant à l'université du Texas. Il semblerait qu'il ait pris un aller simple vers son bled, le Népal!
Store clerk accused of stealing $1M lottery prize
Authorities say a 25-year-old Texas convenience store clerk claimed $1 million in lottery winnings that belonged to a customer and left town, perhaps back to his native Nepal.
Pankaj Joshi (PAN-koj JOSH-y) was indicted in September on one count of claiming a lottery prize by fraud. If convicted, he could face up to 20 years in prison. The indictment was unsealed this month.
Investigators say they believe a customer at the Lucky Food Store near Dallas asked Joshi in May to check his tickets for winning numbers, and that Joshi pocketed the $1 million ticket.
Investigators say Joshi claimed his $750,000 after-tax prize in Austin and disappeared. His co-workers told authorities they were suspicious because they never saw Joshi play the lottery.
source : AP
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