Justin Bieber may have over 19 million Twitter followers and legions
of adoring fans around the world, but the teen sensation is now facing
legal action over a phone prank gone wild. Earlier this month,
Bieber tweeted out a phone number -- with the final digit missing --
urging his followers to give him a call. The tweet was deleted a little while later but not before scads of teenaged girls grabbed their phones and started dialing.

A man and a woman in Texas said their phones have been ringing off the hook ever since.

The
couple said they plan to sue Bieber for inspiring harassment by his
“reckless” behavior. The two are now demanding an apology as well as
concert tickets and endorsements for their business or else they will
take the case to court. Pranks have also landed the teen star in
trouble before. In 2010, he narrowly escaped being arrested when he
splattered a police officer with a water balloon before a concert.

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