Forged lottery tickets scam: Florida store clerk sentenced to prison
Investigators found Christine Fenton-Gilbert "micro-scratched" lottery tickets to “expose play data” to identify winning tickets she then sold herself
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Investigators found Christine Fenton-Gilbert "micro-scratched" lottery tickets to “expose play data” to identify winning tickets she then sold herself
Investigators found Christine Fenton-Gilbert "micro-scratched" lottery tickets to “expose play data” to identify winning tickets she then sold herself
Queensland's latest Covid outbreak of the Indian delta variant continues to grow, with 16 new cases of community transmission announced on Tuesday morning. Brisbane schools continue to be the focus of the latest outbreak, with one new case linked to Indooroopilly State High School, two cases linked to Brisbane Girls' Grammar School and three new cases linked to Ironside State High School. Five new cases are household or family contacts of already confirmed cases. Another was a neighbour of a known case. The new cases bring the number of active cases linked to the current outbreak to 47. ...
Booze bus-style police checkpoints will be set up across south-east Queensland to enforce the region's lockdown as the state's Covid-19 outbreak continues to grow. Queensland Police said the checkpoints would appear randomly in Brisbane and the Gold Coast to catch anyone breaking strict stay-at-home orders. The state recorded another 16 cases of the virus on Tuesday as 11 local government areas endure a snap seven-day lockdown to slow the spread of the highly-contagious Delta variant. Residents in those LGAs can only go out if they have an essential reason and must not travel more than ...
Jack Clampit says he always considered himself to be nine-feet-tall, bulletproof and invincible until he was diagnosed with cancer. Now, the 71 year-old Ouachita Parish police juror says he has a new perspective on life and wants to focus his time on making a difference in other peopleâs lives. That work entails launching a Bible giveaway this week with the aim to give out at least 1,000 copies of the Bible. âI never worried about dying,â said Clampit. âAnd once you think thereâs a possibility of it, then you have to stand back a little and say, âOkay, what have ...