Bmore:firefighter grazed in head by bullet

[Qdawg]

Firefighter Grazed By Bullet On New Year's Eve
Jan 2, 2007

A dangerous New Year's Eve tradition in Baltimore lands a Baltimore City firefighter in the hospital.

It happened near Patterson Park after people fired gun shots into the air to ring in the new year. One of those bullets came down, into an open window, and grazed a firefighter in the back of the head.

Luckily the bullet did not break the skin, but a department spokesman says it was still too close for comfort.

Right now the firefighter is off duty recovering.

[A Ghost]

but anyways, I thought bullets slowed down as they came down on the atmoshpere?

[Qdawg]

[quote="A Ghost"]but anyways, I thought bullets slowed down as they came down on the atmoshpere?[/quote]

i was reading a topic in the awareness forum where some of them dudes was saying when it goes in the air gravity brings it back down & it comes back down faster & heavier..i aint a scientist so i cant say they lying or telling the truth

[A Ghost]

but anyways, I thought bullets slowed down as they came down on the atmoshpere?

i was reading a topic in the awareness forum where some of them dudes was saying when it goes in the air gravity brings it back down & it comes back down faster & heavier..i aint a scientist so i cant say they lying or telling the truth

damn....


...maybe the shooting guns in the air isnt such a good idea