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NBC4 Employee Wins $266 Million Lotto

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Someone got really, really, really lucky last night. The Mega Millions lotto prize of $266 million was bought by someone at a Pico Rivera store, according to KNX1070. There's been no official word on who won, but according to a source who asked for anonymity, it was a NBC4 employee.

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