RADFORD, Va. — On the morning of July 9, Latrell Keys, a contracted security officer, was just getting ready to transition to his typical post on day shift after working a voluntary night shift at the Radford Army Ammunition Plant.
Keys, who works the main gate on a permanent basis, saw something he hadn’t witnessed in his eight years of employment at RFAAP.
“I was getting my stuff together, and I noticed a car coming up the hill, but I didn’t see the other car that was parked,” Keys said. “When I opened the shack door, there was a male crawling at my feet asking me for help. It took me off guard.
“I was asking him what’s going on? What’s wrong?,” Keys added. “He said, ‘I think I’m having a reaction to...
10.07.2025 | RADFORD, VIRGINIA, US |
Story by Matthew Wheaton
