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PHILADELPHIA (AP) — One of two police officers wounded in last week's shooting rampage that killed a woman and wounded three others in Philadelphia says he's fine and is primarily concerned about the other victims. University of Pennsylvania Officer Ed Miller spoke to the media at the Fraternal Order of Police's Monday Night Football party. The Philadelphia Eagles beat the Chicago Bears as the 56-year-old officer, his wife and two children joined the other guests. City police Sgt. Sylvia Young was shot six times in the Friday night rampage, but could be released from the hospital as early as Tuesday. Police say Nicholas Glenn fired about 18 shots at Young as she sat in her vehicle before shooting the others. He was fatally shot by responding police.

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