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Retired professor arrested for blocking delivery robot. Will do it again

Retired professor arrested for blocking delivery robot. Will do it again
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A retired professor in Philadelphia was handcuffed by police for her single-minded quest to inconvenience delivery robots.

Key points

  • •A woman in Philadelphia pursued a single-minded quest to inconvenience delivery robots.
  • •Her persistent actions led to her being handcuffed by police.
  • •The title suggests she intends to repeat the behavior.
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