Drunk Lottery Victim Assaults Party-Goer with Billiards Stick

In an unexpected turn of events, Paul Long, the 62-year-old winner of the UK LOTTO jackpot in 2018, has found himself in the midst of a controversy. A video has emerged showing Long swinging a pool cue at a guest during a gathering at his home.

The incident occurred at Long's residence, where he had invited three of his pub pals for a night of drinks. Among the guests was Sarah, a friend of the trio, who unfortunately became the victim of the attack.

The video shows Long, visibly intoxicated, swinging the pool cue at Sarah. While the cue only clipped the side of her head before smashing into a cupboard, the traumatising incident left Sarah feeling uneasy before it even unfolded.

Sarah, despite escaping mostly unharmed, stated that the attack was a harrowing experience. The incident was reported by The Sun, and the victim took out her phone and started filming the night to document any potential oddities.

In a surprising turn of events, Long, after being informed about the incident, apologised to Sarah. However, he claimed to not remember the incident due to his intoxicated state.

The police were unable to identify a problem at the time of the incident, but Long's behaviour was described as disgraceful. A good hit could have left Sarah seriously hurt, and it is clear that Long should be held to account for his actions.

The trio had accepted Long's invitation to his home, unaware of the situation that was about to unfold. It is a reminder that even in the most casual of settings, everyone deserves to feel safe and respected.

This incident has cast a shadow over Long's public image, tarnishing the glamour of his GBP 9.3 million LOTTO win in 2018. As the investigation continues, it is hoped that justice will be served and that such an incident will never happen again.