Man arrested after allegedly refusing to share HK$30m Mark Six prize with group
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Mark Six 50th Anniversary Snowball Disclosure A 36-year-old man was arrested in Hong Kong suspected of not sharing with 14 colleagues a lottery prize of about HK$30 million (R$20 million). The group had collected money to buy a ticket from Mark Six, one of the main lottery locations in the territory. 我Like the g1 on Google and follow the main news of the day According to the South China Morning Post, a 53-year-old man sought the police on Wednes…
Hong Kong police arrested a member of a group of 15 people who pooled money to buy lottery tickets, after he failed to share nearly 100 billion dong in prize money with the other members.
[Cable News] Police have arrested a man on theft charges. He is suspected of winning HK$228 million in Mark Six lottery, refusing to split the winnings, and disappearing for several days. It is understood that the man is an inspector from the Food and Environmental Hygiene Department.
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