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Five months after Buffalo Police Officer Marc Hurst was shot six times while responding to a domestic violence call, he celebrated a moment that once seemed far from certain: marrying his fiance, Haley."I'm just so thankful, you know, that we are celebrating our marriage on Friday and my family and my fiance is not mourning the loss of me," Hurst said in an interview earlier this week.Hurst was responding to a call about a violent domestic May 26 near Broadway and Sherman Street when he was shot."One officer shot. Every available to Sherman," a dispatcher could be heard saying over police radio.Hurst was struck six times and rushed to ECMC.One of Hurst's friends in the police department called Haley with the news."I was like, 'You need to tell me what's going on,'" Haley recalled. "And he said that Marc had been shot."At first, she didn't know how serious his injuries were."I was obviously freaking out, like, he's been shot everywhere," she said.Hurst remembers realizing that despite b