The sports director at a San Diego television station was shot Tuesday outside his home in the Scripps Ranch neighborhood, and the suspected gunman was arrested hours later after a standoff with police. 
 
 Kyle Kraska, sports director at KFMB-TV News 8, was shot about 3 p.m. Neighbors reported hearing multiple gunshots. The windows of Kraska's Mercedes had been shot out. 
 
 Kraska, 48, was taken to a hospital and was undergoing surgery. 
 
 Police spokesman Lt. Scott Wahl declined to assess the severity of the wounds, but KFMB indicated that Kraska had been wounded in the leg and stomach and that he was awake and talking to paramedics. 
 
 At 7:45 p.m., the station reported that Kraska was out of surgery and his prognosis for recovery was good. 
 
 Police arrested 54-year-old Mike Montana shortly before 10 p.m. following an hours-long standoff at an El Cajon home. Montana surrendered without incident to SWAT officers. 
 
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 No motive for the shooting has been identified, Wahl said. 
 
 Kraska, a native of Boston who attended Syracuse University, joined KFMB in 1999 after working at stations in New York, Florida, Texas and Los Angeles. 
 
 He was a morning and noon news anchor before being assigned to the sports director job in 2003. Among other things, he hosts a program after Chargers football games. He has won multiple awards. 
 
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  CBS News 8 sports director Kyle Kraska was in a business dispute with the El Cajon painting contractor suspected of shooting him outside his Scripps Ranch home, San Diego police said Wednesday. 
 
 Kraska, 48, was shot at least twice outside his home on Tuesday and witnesses reported seeing a minivan with the logo “Superior Painting” leaving. Some El Cajon residents who heard media descriptions of the van realized it belonged to their neighbor, Mike Montana, and called police when he returned home. SWAT officers surrounded the house and Montana surrendered about 10 p.m. 
 
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 Kraska underwent surgery Tuesday night. CBS News 8 has reported that doctors say his prognosis is good for a recovery from stomach and leg wounds. The station said he had suffered 10 gunshot wounds and was in critical but stable condition. 
 
 Kraska has worked at the station since 1999 and has been its sports director since 2003, according to the station’s website. 
 
 Montana, 54, was booked into jail early Wednesday without bail on a charge of attempted murder. 
 
 Robert Nicoll, 53, who lives next door to the Noden Street home in El Cajon where Montana rented a room, said he knew his neighbor had a gun because of a story Montana had recounted to him. 
 
 “He said somebody owed him money and he couldn’t get it,” Nicoll said. Montana told him he had tried several times to get paid, but was unsuccessful. 
 
 “He said three guys confronted him on a job site and told him to back off, quit bugging” his customer, Nicoll said. “(Montana) said he pulled the gun because he feared for his life at that point.” 
 
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 Montana told Nicoll the men drove away and he continued his work. Nicoll said he repeated the incident to San Diego police detectives, who planned to interview him in more detail later. 
 
 Nicoll said he had never seen Montana with weapons, but that Montana had once said he had cleaned out a rented storage garage and had brought guns back to his room. 
 
 A neighbor told CBS News 8 that he believed Montana painted the outside of Kraska’s home several months ago and said Montana had painted other homes in the neighborhood in the past. 
 
 “The general nature of their relationship revolved around work being done at Mr. Kraska’s house,” said San Diego police spokesman Scott Wahl. “They were in a dispute over that deal. That much I know.” 
 
 Montana had been involved in other work disputes, including one with a Santee contractor who refused to pay him in full for a job that needed to be redone. 
 
 “It was incomplete work, just unsatisfactory,” said Frank Coit, a senior manager at Lone Star General Contracting in Santee. “Our customer was unhappy so we had to hire a replacement” painter. 
 
 Montana, however, wanted to be paid in full and left threatening phone messages at Coit’s office, Coit said. He said Montana mentioned a gun in his threats, which ended after Coit told Montana he was reporting his actions to a sheriff’s deputy.
– Veteran San Diego sportscaster Kyle Kraska is being treated at the hospital for multiple gunshot wounds after being attacked outside his home yesterday afternoon. Kraska, sports director at KFMB-TV News 8 and host of its San Diego Chargers postgame show, was seen facedown in the street after multiple shots were fired into his Mercedes, neighbors tell the station. The 48-year-old was wounded in the leg and stomach, but the prognosis for recovery is good, the station says. Suspect Mike Montana, 54, surrendered to a SWAT team after an hours-long standoff last night, the Los Angeles Times reports. Police say no motive for the shooting has been identified.