A Kentucky lottery winner has now been arrested for the fourth time.
This time around, it's linked to charges that have to do with domestic violence.
James Farthing of Georgetown, Ky, was reportedly arrested on Sunday and is now facing charges linked to first degree strangulation, domestic violence, and fourth degree assault, domestic violence, causing minor injury.
The 51-year-old is currently held in Scott County Jail and is believed to have won the $167 million Powerball jackpot, which is the largest prize in the state's history.
At that time, he shared his intent to split the prize money with his mother, who is Linda Grizzle. "It's going to be a good Mother's Day," Grizzle mentioned to the outlet at that moment in time. He also shared how it would help in paying off his debt.