On Tuesday afternoon, KFMB-TV sports anchor Kyle Kraska was shot outside his suburban San Diego home, CBS News reports. Police say the suspected gunman, Mike Montana, is armed and still at large*.

At around 3 p.m., police received reports of shots fired near the newscaster's Scripps Ranch home. From KFMB-TV:

The incident began when shots were fired into the rear window of Kraska's Mercedes. His car then appeared to pull out of his driveway and the confrontation spilled into the street in front of Kraska's home. At that time, another round of gunshots were heard.

A neighbor told CBS News 8 that he saw Kraska face-down in the street after being shot.

Kraska was then rushed to surgery with multiple gunshot wounds to his leg and side. As of Tuesday evening, Kraska's prognosis was reportedly good.

Asked about a possible motive behind the shooting, a police spokesperson told KTLA, "I suppose you could say it was targeted."

In a darkly surreal twist, Kraska's colleagues found themselves covering their coworker's shooting.

*UPDATE - 1:00 a.m.: After a SWAT standoff, CBS reports that police have apprehended an individual believed to be Montana.

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