Man wanted for stealing lottery scratch tickets twice

Oct 24, 2016, 9:05 am (6 comments)

Washington Lottery

BREMERTON, Wash. — Police are searching for a man who they believe stole Washington Lottery scratch tickets twice this month.

In the early-morning hours of Oct. 13, a man reached across the counter of the 7-Eleven on Callow Avenue in Bremerton, Washington, and stole tickets.

Bremerton police say a person matching the same description and wearing very similar clothing crawled behind the service desk at the Safeway at 900 N Callow Avenue and stole tickets on Oct. 17.

More than 100 tickets were recently cashed in Kitsap and Pierce counties.

Bremerton is a suburb of Seattle, located in the Northwest corner of the state.

Anyone with information is asked to call Bremerton Police at (360) 473-5221.

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Q13, Lottery Post Staff

Comments

Smoke Fan

Poor soul had a bad case of "Scratchin Fever." No Nod

music*'s avatarmusic*

 Illegal drugs and alcohol are probably part of this man's life. 

 He will be caught sooner or later.

helpmewin's avatarhelpmewin

He maybe in Canada by now.
I bet we hear more story's like this with Halloween coming up. Pumpkin

Bleudog101

Time for IGT to install self service machines like some stores do here. 

Can't steal from big blue.

Are the tickets activated individually or the whole roll prior to being put up for purchase?

LottoAce's avatarLottoAce

can anyone else see the humor in him winning a huge prize and showing up to claim it?
...lol

Soledad

Quote: Originally posted by Bleudog101 on Oct 24, 2016

Time for IGT to install self service machines like some stores do here. 

Can't steal from big blue.

Are the tickets activated individually or the whole roll prior to being put up for purchase?

No the whole book is activated. I always wondered about that also. How they can just get away with something that one would think could be easily stopped.

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