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Camilla man wins $500,000 from lottery cash vault

Posted: 12.03.2012 at 11:53 AM

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CAMILLA, GA --
An electrician from Camilla won $500,000 after playing a Georgia Lottery instant cash game.

53-year-old Jack Delk won the money playing the Georgia Lottery's instant game Cash Vault.

Lottery officials say Delk won the prize on November 27th and claimed it the same day.

Delk said that he just stopped in Gary’s Palm Park for a diet Pepsi, seen the ticket, and decided to play.

Delk and his wife, LaDonna, plan to save their winnings.

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