Powerball and Strike Four both jackpot to Wednesday night after nobody won either big prize in tonight's Lotto draw - 14-Aug-2021
Powerball and Strike Four both jackpot to Wednesday night after nobody won either big prize in tonight's Lotto draw
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Powerball and Strike Four both jackpot to Wednesday night after nobody won either big prize in tonight's Lotto draw
An Auckland Lotto player has won $1 million in Saturday’s live Lotto draw.
July 23, 2021 at 1:43 PM Shares0 It doesn’t happen nearly often enough, but it’s always enjoyable to watch a court lay the smackdown on a law enforcement officer’s literally unbelievable assertions. And this case [PDF] — via FourthAmendment.com — contains a claim from a supposedly trained and experienced officer that’s so ridiculous, the court has no choice but to discredit his testimony completely. Indianapolis police officer Daniel Hiser performed a traffic stop that resulted in the discovery of marijuana and a handgun in Davon Gray’s possession. But it’s the events lead...
Wed, Jul 21st 2021 7:49pm — Tim Cushing It doesn't happen nearly often enough, but it's always enjoyable to watch a court lay the smackdown on a law enforcement officer's literally unbelievable assertions. And this case [PDF] -- via FourthAmendment.com -- contains a claim from a supposedly trained and experienced officer that's so ridiculous, the court has no choice but to discredit his testimony completely. Indianapolis police officer Daniel Hiser performed a traffic stop that resulted in the discovery of marijuana and a handgun in Davon Gray's possession. But it's the events leading up to...
BARRIE, ONT. -- A retired Canadian Armed Forces soldier from York Region plans to pay it forward with his $65 million lottery win. Jansen Ng of East Gwillimbury said he was "overwhelmed with gratitude" after learning he had won the Lotto Max jackpot in the July 6 draw. On Thursday, Ng told reporters he had fallen on hard times following his 14 years in the military, adding he had to retire because of a brain injury. "When I couldn't serve anymore, it was really hard," he said. "At one point, I was almost homeless because I didn't know how to deal with my injury."