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BUSINESSJul 11 · 18:33 UTCWSMV4 NASHVILLEAlexis Dominguez, Jordan Gartner

Former Circle K manager fights back in court over $12.8 million lottery ticket purchased at store

A former Circle K manager in Arizona is contesting a $12.8 million lottery ticket ownership dispute, claiming he purchased the winning ticket under an unofficial company policy requiring employees to buy leftover tickets. Circle K challenged his ownership after learning the ticket's value, leading to legal action where the Arizona Lottery holds the prize money pending a court decision.

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Robert GawlitzapersonCircle KorganizationArizona LotteryorganizationJosh Kolsrudperson12.8 million lottery tickettopicScottsdaleplaceCourtorganization
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