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adString:NEWS03 | zoneID:67  Manchester police officer Daniel
Doherty gets sworn in before testifying at a pre-trial hearing
at Hillsborough County Superior Court in Manchester on
Thursday. (DAVID LANE/UNION LEADER)   MANCHESTER — Police
officer Daniel Doherty Thursday walked to the witness box and
faced the man accused of shooting him repeatedly last March.
Doherty testified in Hillsborough County Superior Court North
that he is "100 percent sure" that Myles Webster fired the
bullets that knocked him to the ground and caused serious injury
to the lower half of his body.  Doherty was one of five people
who testified at a motions hearing in advance of Myles Webster's
scheduled December trial on charges of attempted murder,
reckless conduct and robbery.  Doherty said he went to the West
Side in response to a plainclothes officer's call for
assistance. When he saw a man matching the descri