Lucky owings mills woman claims two pick 5 prizes for grand total of $75k — Man holding dollar bills roll, corruption payment, dirty money, financial fraud

Baltimore, MD – An Owings Mills woman who plays Lottery games regularly, specifically Pick 5, always sticks to her favorite set of numbers for each game. Last Friday, this strategy paid off as she played those numbers on two separate Pick 5 tickets, winning the top prizes on a 50-cent and a $1 ticket, totaling $75,000.

The fortunate winner purchased her winning tickets at Save A Lot in Baltimore, where she often buys her Lottery games. Her chosen numbers hold significance as they represent the date of her boyfriend’s father’s passing. In the evening of the draw, she eagerly watched and was thrilled to discover her double win.

Quiet about her newfound luck, the winner, a nurse of 16 years, intends to strengthen her savings with the prize money. Besides work and enjoying Lottery games, the Baltimore County resident shared that reading is her favorite pastime.

Save A Lot, situated at 234 McMechen Street, will be rewarded with a $750 bonus for selling the winning Pick 5 tickets, earning the fortunate winner a grand total of $75,000.

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