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PHILADELPHIA (AP) — A police officer who was shot seven times as he was conducting a drug investigation is set to be released from a Philadelphia hospital. Folcroft police say Officer Christopher Dorman likely will be released Monday. The 25-year-old officer was shot Friday as he approached people suspected of smoking marijuana behind an apartment building. The shooting prompted a three-hour manhunt. The suspect, Donte Island, has been charged with attempted murder and aggravated assault. On Sunday, country singer Kenny Chesney called Dorman to apologize for announcing at a concert that the injured officer had died. Folcroft police tweeted that Chesney "wants to take him to a football game and get some beers." Dorman was supposed to attend Chesney's concert on Saturday in Philadelphia, but was wounded in the shooting.

Wounded Pennsylvania officer to be released from hospital