Terrible story from San Diego as local CBS sports director Kyle Kraska was shot in his home on Tuesday. The station and Kraska’s co-workers live tweeted the story as developments emerged today.
#BREAKING: @cbs8 Sports Director Kyle Kraska has been shot at his home.
— CBS 8 San Diego (@CBS8) February 10, 2015
In tears hearing about my colleague @KyleKraska shot at his home.. Praying for his surgery to go well @CBS8
— Angie Lee (@angieleetv) February 11, 2015
Kyle was shot at his home in Scripps Ranch and is in surgery. We are live at the scene and the hospital @CBS8 pic.twitter.com/GQq8VQjSuO
— Barbara Richards (@sdbrichards) February 11, 2015
https://twitter.com/dancohenCBS8/status/565342017333760001
Kraska remains hospitalized and police have a suspect who is at large. He’s an award-winning sportscaster who has been with KFMB since 1999 and the station’s sports anchor since 2003. Before that he served stints in New York, Florida, and Texas.
Here’s video of one of the reports filed by CBS 8 on the shooting of Kraska. More information as it develops:
CBS News 8 – San Diego, CA News Station – KFMB Channel 8
UPDATE: The suspect surrendered and thankfully Kraska is expected to recover from his injuries.
[CBS 8]

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