Sara Sidner hit by bullet shells while reporting for CNN

Sara Sidner is one brave lady! She got hit by a bullet shell while rebels were firing their guns in the air celebrating their victory against Gadhafi's forces in Libya.

Firing bullets in the air is so dangerous. Random people could get hit by the bullets falling to the ground.

From THR:

CNN reporter Sara Sidner experienced the hazards of covering an unstable region Tuesday when she was hit by a shell of a bullet shot in celebration of the rebel takeover of Tripoli in Libya.

Sidner was describing the scene in and around Moammar Gadhafi's seized compound -- consisting mainly of groups of armed rebels firing machine guns in the air -- when a shell of one of the bullets hit her.

She and her camera crew pulled back into an area protected from stray bullets by two walls. She assured her home base anchors that she was fine and continued her report, showing a discarded army uniform and saying that she and her crew found army guns abandoned in the street.

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