Woman wins $10M off lottery scratcher ticket purchased at a Vons store in Tarzana.
A woman says she accidentally purchased a $10 million lottery scratcher ticket at a Vons grocery store in Tarzana last year after a stranger bumped into her, causing her to push the wrong button at the vending machine.She told the California Lottery that she was putting $40 into the machine when a stranger bumped into her and she accidentally pushed the wrong number.
She had meant to purchase a variety of tickets. Instead, she received one $30 200X scratcher ticket, according to the California Lottery."I didn't really believe it at first, but I got on the 405 Freeway and kept looking down at , and I almost crashed my car," Edwards told the California Lottery."I pulled over, looked at it again and again, scanned it with my app, and I just kept thinking this can't be right."The Vons store received a $50,000 bonus.
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