Harford County Man Wins $57,777 from Maryland Lottery Scratch-off (2024)

PHILADELPHIA, PA — The Philadelphia Police Department and its Shooting Investigation Group are seeking public assistance to identify suspects involved in a recent triple shooting incident.

The incident unfolded on July 11, at approximately 8:41 PM, on the 1300 block of North 11th Street.

During the incident, the suspects used a white late-model Jeep Grand Cherokee to flee the scene. The vehicle is described as having a moon roof, chrome rearview mirrors, and five-spoke alloy wheels. The suspects were masked and dressed in all-black clothing.

According to police, one suspect was on foot, and another was seated on the rear driver's side of the Jeep. The driver's description remains unknown.

The shooting resulted in three victims, ages 2, 15, and 17, being rushed to local hospitals. Fortunately, all three were listed in stable condition following the incident.

The Philadelphia Police Department urges anyone with information about the suspects or the vehicle to come forward to aid in their investigation. The lack of known license plate information and the anonymity of the driver increase the need for public input to apprehend those responsible for this crime.

CECIL COUNTY, MD – A casual decision at a Royal Farms store in Port Deposit turned into a $100,000 surprise for a Cecil County man, who won the top prize on a Bingo X10 scratch-off. The man, a maintenance worker who has chosen to remain anonymous, did not anticipate the scale of his win when he randomly selected the ticket.

After purchasing the scratch-off, he scanned it at the store, only to be prompted to head to Lottery headquarters due to the significant prize. Initially, both he and his wife suspected they had won a few thousand dollars at most. “We knew he had won something, but we just didn’t know how much,” his wife remarked. The reality of their $100,000 win only set in after they scanned the ticket again at home.

Overwhelmed with joy, the winner shared, “I couldn’t believe it. I was very happy to win.” He plans to use the prize money to pay off his mortgage and fund repairs for his wife’s car. Remarkably, lottery luck seems to be a recurring theme in their household, as his wife also secured a substantial prize from a scratch-off a few years back.

The Royal Farms store, located at 1336 Jacob Tome Memorial Highway, will also benefit from this lucky event, receiving a $1,000 bonus for selling the winning ticket. This stroke of fortune underscores the unpredictability and excitement that keeps lottery enthusiasts coming back.

NEW YORK, NY - A robbery occurred in Central Park near 59th Street and Center Drive on Monday at approximately 9:00 PM. A 21-year-old male was approached by two unidentified individuals while seated on a park bench.

One of the assailants forced the victim to enter his password into an undisclosed device, while the other thief took $80 from the victim's pocket. Following the robbery, both perpetrators fled the scene on foot. Fortunately, the victim was not physically harmed during the incident. The police are investigating the robbery and seeking information on the suspects who remain unidentified.