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Edit
https://www.phillyvoice.com/philly-woman-arrested-uber-eats-robot-protest/
This article has more from and about her. Even more based than before.

Edit
https://www.phillyvoice.com/philly-woman-arrested-uber-eats-robot-protest/
This article has more from and about her. Even more based than before.
The robot couldn’t pass on either side. She’s blocking a sidewalk ramp
What even is this argument you’re trying to make?
She was given a lawrul order to move by police. She did not comply. Disorderly conduct is a very common result of that
The law is structured such that you have to follow officer instructions, even if they are unlawful. If you were given an unlawful order, your recourse is to sue the city. It’s not a great system, but it’s the American one
I’m confused, it’s not legal to block a person’s access, but what person was being blocked here?