Tuesday, Jan. 18, 2011
Lottery ticket at center of civil lawsuit
By BECKY PURSER

WARNER ROBINS -- What do criminal charges, a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement hold, a civil lawsuit and a temporary restraining order on further disbursement of funds have to do with one another?

Try a $750,000 winning Georgia lottery ticket purchased in Warner Robins.

Jose Antonio Cua-Toc, 25, of Bonaire, jailed since Nov. 27 in Houston County on a terroristic threats charge for allegedly threatening lottery winner Erick Cervantes and his family, has filed a civil lawsuit against Cervantes and his wife, Sonia, over the winnings.

Cua-Toc is accused of repeatedly calling the Warner Robins couple and threatening “to kill each of them and their children if they did not give him some of the lottery winnings,â€