Madison police arrested a Madison man Monday afternoon following an investigation into a May 4 burglary report.

Police said a Russett Road couple said that more than $4,000 worth of electronics and jewelry had been stolen from their home.

A officer said that some of the stolen items were pawned at three different area businesses, and that the the man, Anthony Conklin, 26, was the person who pawned the items.

Middleton stayed on top of most of the other boys' high school golf teams in the area by winning the Blackhawk Invitational Monday.

Middleton's Eric Hagstrom didn't get in much trouble on his home course Monday, and even when he's in the bunker, he gets out of it and saves par.

Hagstrom has the best score of anyone today-- 72.. And it helped Middleton take the team title by 4 shots over Memorial.

Memorial's Brad O'Laughlin shot a 33 on the back nine enroute to a 75. His score is third best today. His teammate, Peter Webb, is second with 73.

A 27-year-old Madison man showed up at a Janesville hospital with a gunshot wound to his leg that authorities believe was connected to a shooting outside a Madison pool hall early Friday morning, Madison police said.

Police said the man didn't explain how he got the wound, but West District detectives said that they believe he was likely injured during the shooting in the parking lot of Little Manhattan Billiards on the 6700 block of Odana Road on the city's West Side.

According to police, officers responded after shots were fired outside the pool hall. When they arrived, they found one victim with a gunshot wound to her leg, and bullet holes in the outside wall of the pool hall.

Police said investigators found numerous shell casings that were between two parked vehicles in the pool hall's parking lot.

Witness statements indicate one man fired between five and seven shots.