pkg sot - gene strickland, neighbor/witness - clip 34 1:03:06 he's a good guy. a good neighbor. 1:03:07 hard for this neighbor to understand what happened next door. sot - gene strickland, neighbor/witness - clip 34 1:03:54 it didnt have to go down the way that they got a call from a woman saying her husband held her at gunpoint and threatened to kill her. the woman inside. according to a news release, hostage negotiators tried talking richardson out of the home for several hours. police scanner traffic reveals more of what happened. (scanner traffic) 01;13 "won't put gun down, says no way he will put it down, not an option" police say at one inside. then police say richardson came back outside with a gun. 1;20 "what's under his arm, he still has something in his hand, looks like a gun" police used a dog to try and arrest him but police say richardson shot and killed k-9 "krijger." then according to police richardson raised his gun to officers. that's when an officer shot him and a second k-9 was used to arrest him. (scanner traffic) 1;29 "gunshot wound to suspe

pkg supers cheif michael goldsmith / norfolk police department gene strickland / neighbor and friend 41:40 he was an excellent k9 i can tell you that looking at the reports that was a tremendous asset to this police department and his loss will be felt his name krijger - means warrior. but the 4 year old belgian malinois fought his last battle last night. 43:24 its hard when you have to lose them because of old age but to have them ripped away like this is terrible norfolk police chief michael goldsmith was at the veterinarians office - when the dog died. 40:46 this is about as bad as it gets for a k9 officer to watch their partner go down in the line of duty like this krijgers death was the result of a 7 hour stand off between norfolk police and 58 year old keith richardson. police say it started after - a fight with his wife. she called 911 saying richardson held her at gunpoint and was trying to kill her. police say when they got there - he barricaded himself in the house. eventually richardson came out of the house with a gun - according to police - and thats when they released k

neighbor and witness told 10 on your side a different account of what happened here this sot - gene strickland, neighbor/witness - clip barricadinig in his house. he walked out of the house several times with all the police all around. 1:06:30 butt sots sot - gene was on the ground and the german shepherd was eating him alive. and so he took the gun to his left side and shot the dog. 1:10:10 according to police the man - who has not yet been identified is in the hospital in serious condition. as i mentioned, two different accounts of what happened here. we are working to find out what really happened. i have emailed a list of questions to police and we are working to get answers. i'll let you your side. another police k-9 died over the weekend in ohio after a shootout at a grocery store. police say it started saturday as a burglary, and the suspect starting shooting at police. their police dog jethro got hit three times. the bullets missed his vital organs and bones, but hit him in the muzzle. it caused his brain to swell, and the dog later died yesterday. the police k-9 association posted thi

gene strickland says everything ended in his driveway. 00:57 we saw all of it that was in my driveway hes richardsons neighbor and friend and says polices version of the strickland says he saw police shoot richardson first - and then released the dog. 58:00 they had already shot him in the leg he was already on the ground and the german shepard was eating him alive so he took the gun to his left side and shot the dog 58:19 so police fired before he shot the dog? yes - yes so i wanted to ask the chief about the conflicting facts in the story - but he was admimant - about not talking about the investigation today - since its ongoing. but a norfolk police spokespoerson says they are confident richardson fired his gun first. several felony charges - and could face more. nadeen yanes newschannel 3. the chill is in the air over downtown norfolk tonight - but could we soon see snow? let s check in with chief tracking it from the live vipir some of us hit the 70a mark yesterday, so of course we may see a few snowflakes tomorrow night! a strong canadian cold front will approach the region on t

all of it that was in my driveway gene strickland could only watch from his house on land street -- as his friend went from being the subject of a barricade situation -- to a suspect in a deadly shooting involving a police dog. 56:13 well i was texting back and forth with him saying you know this is not going to end well with you, please surrender, please you know we are praying for you strickland has lived next door to keith richardson for years. when he heard that richardson reportedly barricaded himself in his home after threatening his wife with a gun -- strickland took to his phone to try to convince richardson to cooperate with police 3:58 the message i was trying to get across to him was that you are cared about you are loved and affirming to him that he would see value in his own life but according to strickland richardson didn t see things that way. 57:38 he said in his position as a gun salesman he said his life was over now because once they came on the scene there was no way that he would have his he would lose everything through all of this. for the last 7 years richardson

gene strickland, neighbor/witness :53 - 1:14 "they'd already busted into his house. he was trying to make sure his car. he was trying to get the other one. when the police shot him in the leg.and then sticked the dogs on him. when he went down and the dog was all over him, that's when he took the gun and shot that dog. it was totally in self defense there. richardson faces several charges including firearm in commission of a felony. we've also learned he worked as a manager and firearms instructor at bob's gun shop in norfolk. a shop owner said because of the severity of the charges, richardson can never work there again. now a follow-up to a story we brought you on friday out of new york. the village of whitesboro voted last night to keep their very controversial seal. here's a look at it. village officials say it shows the founder in a "friendly" wrestling match with indigenous people. the logo has been called racist and offensive, but residents voted overwhelmingly to keep it 157 to 55. the seal appears all over the village, on police cars, signs, and stationery.

richardsons neighbor gene strickland -had been texting him through the standoff - 56:13 i was texting back and forth with him saying you know this is not going to end well with you, please surrender he tells a different story. saying richardson wasnt threatening officers and that he was shot before krijger the k9 was killed. 58:00 they had already shot him in the leg he was already on the ground and the german shepard was eating him alive so he took the gun to his left side and shot the dog we took the conflicting story back to norfolk police - but they stand by their story that richardson shot the k9 first - before officers pulled their trigger. now there is both an internal administrative invsegitation and a criminal investigation into what happened. richardson is in the hopsital in critical condidtion - facing several live in norfolk nadeen yanes newschannel 3 an american found dead in her italian apartment has ties to chesapeake. the tragedy is making international headlines. newschannel 3 s margaret kavanagh is live tonight in the control room. margaret you spoke to loved ones of

gene strickland, neighbor/witness :53 - 1:14 "they'd already busted into his house. he was trying to make sure his dogs were taken care of and they were ok.he managed to get one of them and put into his car. he was trying to get the other one. when the police shot him in the leg.and then sticked the dogs on him. when he went down and the dog was all over him, that's when he took the gun and shot that dog. it was totally in self defense there. richardson faces several charges including abduction, and use of a firearm in commission of a felony. we've also learned he worked as a manager and firearms instructor at bob's gun shop in norfolk. a shop owner said because of the severity of the charges, richardson can never work there again. there are two sides to every story. the family of a chesapeake man, sentenced for a deadly bar fight, says the judge's sentence was too harsh. the victim's family says justice was done. 10 on your side was in court when a judge put for 14 years. 10 years for the death of chuck setchel. and four more for a probation violation. cisko admitte

gene strickland, neighbor/witness :53 - 1:14 "they'd already busted into his house. he was trying to make sure his dogs were taken care car. he was trying to get the other one. when the police shot him in the leg.and then sticked the dogs on him. when he went down and the dog was all over him, that's when he took the gun and shot that dog. it was totally in self defense there. richardson faces several charges including abduction, and use of a firearm in commission of a felony. we've also learned he worked as a manager and firearms instructor at bob's gun shop in norfolk. a shop owner said because of the severity of the charges, richardson can never work there again. there are two sides to every story. the family of a chesapeake man, sentenced for a deadly bar fight, says the judge's sentence was too harsh. justice was done. 10 on your side was in court when a judge put ronnie cisko behind bars for 14 years. 10 years for the death of chuck setchel. and four more for a probation violation. cisko admitted he killed setchel during a fight in 2014 at zino's restaurant and

gene strickland, neighbor/witness i think it could have been handled alot differently but they didn't need to bring out the entire infantry to slow this police say keith richardson is in critical condition in the hospital. police say as is routine for any officer-involved shooting incident, the officer involved in mr. richardson's shooting is on administrative duty pending review of the completed investigation. coming up tonight on way news 10 at 5, you'll learn more about both the man involved in the shooting and where he worked and we'll tell you more about the k-9 killed in the line of duty. live in norfolk brandi cummings onancock is on adminstrative duty after firing his gun friday night. the accomack county sheriff's office is now investigating. the sheriff's office says officers patrolling the pine street apartments friday night saw people shooting at each other, and confronted them. according to the sheriff, one suspect pointed a gun at an officer. that officer then fired one shot as the suspect ran. investigators are looking into whether the officer's bullet hit anyone or any

gene strickland, neighbor/witness :53 - 1:14 "they'd already busted into his house. he was trying to make sure his dogs were taken care of and they were ok.he managed to get one of them and put into his car. he was trying to get dogs on him. when he went down and the dog was all over him, that's when he took the gun and shot that dog. it was totally in self defense there. richardson faces abduction and gun charges. we've also learned he worked as a manager and firearms instructor at bob's gun shop in norfolk. a shop owner said richardson wouldn't be able to work there again, because of the serious charges. a newport news school is closed so workers can remove lead paint. administrators say workers at hilton elementary school were stripping old paint monday when they found lead- based paint. they stopped working and brought in cleaners and performed air quality tests. they started cleaning the old paint still working on it today. hilton will stay closed until air tests are back to normal. administrators will let parents know when it's safe for students to come back. p