Prosecutors say a man forgot his lottery tickets at the store, allowing the clerks to hatch a plan to collect the $3 million jackpot for themselves.
Two store clerks are accused of trying to cash in a customer's $3 million winning lottery ticket after he left it behind.
That evening, prosecutors say, the winning numbers were called and they matched the number on one of the tickets that was left behind. Investigators reportedly began probing how Nunes obtained the ticket. Prosecutors say she initially said that she purchased the ticket toward the end of her shift on Jan. 17.
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