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Car thief was accidentally killed after philosophy professor put him in a 'headlock' when he tried to steal his vehicle, inquest concludes
A car thief was accidentally killed by a philosophy professor who used a headlock during a vehicle theft attempt, according to an inquest. The professor's action resulted in the thief's death, which was ruled accidental.
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