Two years ago, both defendants were sued and Papa Johns ended its relationship with the company. But a new lawsuit has been filed. “After I ordered from Papa John’s, my telephone started beeping with text messages advertising pizza specials,” Erin Chutich, one of the plaintiffs, said in a news statement today. “Papa John’s never asked permission to send me text message advertisements.”

The plaintiffs claim they received upwards of sixteen text messages in a row, often in the middle of the night. The case is making news for the amount of recovery being sought. Each plaintiff is seeking $500 per text and upwards of $15000 per message under certain alleged conduct.

“We have noticed text message spam is increasing in part because advertisers see it as a great way to get their material directly into the hands of customers,” plaintiffs’ attorney Donald Heyrich said in a news statement. “We hope this case keeps text message spam out of cell phones.” Caroline Oyler, Papa John’s head of legal affairs, says the case lacks merit.

Police spokesman Kirth Chantharith tells news in a briefing today that officials will deport Warg. But Chantharith reports that officials have yet to decide to which country he will be sent.

Chantharith says that Cambodia won’t make the decision. Rather he says that is being left to Sweden to determine. Local news reports claims that Warg had been living in Phnom Penh for roughly four years.

In 2009 he was sentenced to one year in prison by a Swedish court. The case then went up through Swedish appeals courts.

“We just know we will deport him. As to which country, that would be up to the Swedish side,” Chantharith said in a news statement today. Warg has yet to comment about today’s developments.

“That caused a psychotic episode. My son-in-law and daughter had never seen that kind of behavior from myself”, the Court was told. But the Court didn’t believe the claim.

Dr Martin Blinder, who was involved in the Twinkie defense in the Dan White trial of 1979, told ABC that he has never heard of caffeine causing a person to act this way. “We have no evidence that coffee is harmful. In fact, there is some evidence that drinking it in one’s old age can assist in some Alzheimer’s cases.”

At sentencing, the Court ordered Sands to serve thirty days for each of his five convicted counts.

One of his victims’ wrote a letter which was read in open court this week. In it, she said “Ken left me with nightmares that would leave me sleepless for nights, afraid to fall asleep. I’ve had dreams of him hurting me and my family in violent ways over and over again.”

In 1958, Wilbert L. Gore founded W.L. Gore & Associates Inc of Newark. Years later, the company grew to $3 billion in annual revenues. After the death of Gore and wife Vieve, a dispute around about how to divide the inheritance. The inheritance was to be split equally among the grandchildren.

At issue were 26,500 Gore shares. Mr. Gore had five children including Susan. Each of those children had four kids, with the exception of Susan who had three.

Under the will, because Susan Gore had three kids, not four, Susan’s family stood to inherit less of the shares than her siblings who each had four children. So Susan adopted her ex-husband a decade ago, Jan, so that her family would inherit the same portion as the rest of the family’s heirs.

The facility swiftly went onto lockdown. The male fled the building. Law enforcement could still set up roadblocks around Montesano if needed. But the suspect is still believed to be on foot, hold up in a residential structure.

It remains unclear if the male brought the gun into the courthouse. In smaller communities, metal detectors are not used in local government facilities. The man is described as a white male in his twenties.

UPDATE: Police now state that Steven Daniel Kravetz is their lead suspect, instead. For more, click HERE.