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Cars Crash Behind Live TV Reporter on Tampa Station

Reporter Adrienne Pedersen was doing a boring little segment this morning on gas prices when more exciting news happened directly behind her. A car and a cab collided on camera as Pedersen gave her report, and the news reporter didn't even blink. Watch the video below...

By Kyle Munzenrieder

February 22, 2012

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Reporter Adrienne Pedersen was doing a boring little segment this morning on gas prices when more exciting news happened directly behind her. A car and a cab collided on camera as Pedersen gave her report, and the news reporter didn't even blink. Watch the video below.

Pedersen didn't even realize what had happened until the studio anchor pointed it out. Don't worry, neither driver was seriously injured. Though, one had to be taken to a hospital with minor injuries.

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