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    Heavily-tattooed Powerball winner filmed kicking cop in the FACE the day after scooping $163m jackpot

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    By EMMA RICHTER, US NEWS REPORTER

    Published: 16:12 EDT, 12 August 2025 | Updated: 16:14 EDT, 12 August 2025

    Newly released police bodycam footage captured the moment a heavily-tattooed Powerball winner kicked a cop in the face the day after winning a $163 million jackpot. 

    James Farthing, 50, of Georgetown, Kentucky, was arrested in April 2025 at a St. Pete Beach resort following a late-night altercation that saw him get trampled by several police officers and tased after he stomped a cop. 

    After winning the load of money with his mother, Farthing 

     

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    Heavily-tattooed Powerball winner filmed kicking cop in the FACE the day after scooping 3m jackpot

    James Fathering, 50, is seen in newly released police bodycam footage during his wild arrest in April after he kicked a cop in the face

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