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NEW Powerball Winner Scores Jail Time—Fightmaster Girlfriend Takes Title!


Just days after pocketing a cool $167.3 million in the Powerball jackpot, Kentucky’s own James Farthing, 50, discovered that some things money can’t buy—like a smooth exit from a scuffle at TradeWinds Resort in Pinellas County, Florida. 

According to the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office, Farthing’s windfall-fueled euphoria took an abrupt nosedive when he allegedly kicked a deputy square in the face while “resisting arrest.”

Eyewitnesses say the drama began around 11 p.m. Tuesday, when Farthing and another guest got into a row worthy of a soap-opera cliffhanger. Deputies rushed in to break it up, only to become the unwitting targets of the newly minted millionaire’s martial arts audition. 

The deputy in question—likely less impressed by the boot and more by the audacity—was left nursing his pride (and possibly a bruised jaw).

Meanwhile, Farthing’s better half, Jacqueline Fightmaster, lived up to her surname by scoring her own arrest on a disorderly intoxication charge. With a name like Fightmaster, one has to wonder: was she practicing for the next round, or just making sure her poker face could handle a few more drinks? 

In any case, Fightmaster bonded out swiftly, presumably to “fight more masterfully” another day.

Adding insult to injury, jail records reveal Farthing’s lockup isn’t just about domestic drama—it’s also for a parole violation back in Kentucky. 

Talk about striking out on all fronts!

In a WKYT-TV interview just one day before trading his lottery ticket for handcuffs, Farthing cheerfully declared, “Somebody’s gotta win.” He got that right—just maybe not in the way he expected.

So here’s your lesson: whether you’re flush with cash or still checking your scratch-offs, keep your kicks off the cops’ faces and your bachelor’s degree in brawling off your résumé—unless you’re auditioning for the next action blockbuster. 

And Jacqueline? With a name like Fightmaster, she’s clearly already got the lead role.

 

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