The cyclists had unwittingly headed into an area where a wild boar hunt was under way when they heard rifle fire and the woman felt a sharp pain in her chest, Gadebusch police spokesman André Falke told Gadebusch-Rehnaer Zeitung, the local newspaper. The metal underwire of her bra had deflected a bullet, leaving her with a nasty bruise, Falke said Friday. 
 
 The body of a young wild boar was found in the suspected line of fire, and police believe the bullet rebounded off the animal before striking the woman, he said. Regional police said Saturday that the hunter had been identified and was being investigated on suspicion of negligent injury. 
 
 Till Backhaus, agriculture minister for the Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania region, said Saturday that wild animals are often flushed from hiding during the summer harvest season this time of year, driving them into public spaces and making it imperative that hunters exercise "extreme caution in order to avoid human casualties." 
 
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 The animal rights group PETA, meanwhile, renewed its call for a "long overdue ban" on sport hunting 
 
 "The incident in Gadebusch shows once again that when there is hunting, there is danger for every living thing nearby — whether human or animal," said Vanessa Reithinger, PETA Germany's technical officer for wild animals. 
 
 "Every year, there are dozens of incidents in which missed shots ricochets hurt or even kill people," she said. 

 A Brazilian news report says an underwire bra saved a woman's life after she was struck near the heart by a stray bullet. 
 
 Globo television network says Ivete Medeiros, a merchant in the Amazonian city of Belem, was hit after she heard a commotion and emerged from a market to investigate. 
 
 A thief holding up a passer-by on the other side of the street opened fire, and a bullet struck Medeiros under her left breast. 
 
 Medeiros's husband told Globo he thought his wife had died. 
 
 But the bullet lodged in the underwire of her black lace bra. Thursday's report showed images of Medeiros' dress, with a small hole, the bra and a squashed bullet. 
 
 Medeiros told the network, "It was a deliverance from God." 

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 A woman's bra wire has saved her life after a bullet hit her during a hunting accident in north-eastern Germany. 
 
 The tourist was cycling through woods with her husband in the Mecklenberg-Western Pomerania area of the country. 
 
 According to newspaper the Gadebusch-Rehnaer Zeitung, the pair had inadvertently strayed into the middle of a boar hunt while crossing a field. 
 
 The woman said she felt a pain in her chest, which turned out to be a bullet ricocheting off her bra underwire. 
 
 She was taken to a doctor in nearby Gadebusch by a passing motorist and treated for severe bruising on her chest plus a small blood clot. 
 
 The woman's husband, from North Rhine-Westphalia, spotted the hunters while they were still in the field and shouted at them to stop. 
 
 "Those in charge of the hunt then immediately broke it up," said police spokesman Andre Falke. 
 
 The gun and ammunition from the hunt were also impounded and police with sniffer dogs and metal detectors searched the area. 
 
 Gadebusch Criminal Commission is investigating allegations of injury caused by negligence. 
 
 So-called harvest hunts use bullets that are faster than the speed of sound and can go right through targets. 
 
 In 2008, a bullet fired by a hunter during a boar hunt hit a 50-year-old man in Naschendorf, northern Germany. 
 
 The man died, according to the Gadebusch-Rehnaer Zeitung, and hunting regulations were tightened up after the incident. 
 
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– When a 41-year-old woman and her husband were cycling while on vacation outside of Hamburg, Germany, they accidentally wandered into the middle of a wild boar hunt. They heard rifle fire and the woman felt a flash of pain in her chest. A stray bullet had hit her—but was deflected by the underwire of her bra, leaving her with a nothing more than an ugly bruise, reports NBC News, via local paper Gadebusch-Rehnaer Zeitung. A young wild boar's body was found in what is believed to be the line of fire, and police say it looks like the bullet hit the animal and continued on toward the woman. The hunter is being investigated for negligent injury, reports the BBC. The incident is renewing the debate over sport hunting, reports NBC, with a local agriculture minister urging people to exercise "extreme caution in order to avoid human casualties" as hunters often flush out wild animals into public spaces during summer harvest season. PETA, meanwhile, is renewing its call for a "long overdue ban" on sport hunting, with a rep saying "when there is hunting, there is danger for every living thing nearby." As for a bra doubling as an accidental bullet-proof vest, this isn't the first reported incident this year. In February, a woman shopping in Belem in Brazil was struck by a bullet that lodged into the underwire of her black lace bra, reports Fox News; she survived. (This woman, meanwhile, died while adjusting her bra holster.)