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Police force quits after lottery win
A Hungarian town’s entire police force has quit after winning more than £10 million in the lottery.
The 15-strong squad in Budaors scooped the jackpot with their ticket on Tuesday and all resigned on the spot.
Police chiefs have scrambled back-up units to the region until more full-time officers can be recruited.
It was the sixth biggest win in Hungarian lottery history, reports the Daily Telegraph.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ruth Mitchell .
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