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The perpetrator shot the victim on the 100 block of State Street in front of iconic Madison restaurants and shops around 3:30 pm, Madison police spokesperson Stephanie Fryer said. The victim was conscious and alert when he was taken to the hospital, Fryer said.
From an office above Capitol Square, eyewitness Jason Stein said he heard gunshots, and after looking down, saw the gunman continue to shoot at the victim at point blank range in the street.
Stein said he heard around five to seven shots in total.
When Stein reached street level, the victim was gone.
The bleeding man was taken out of the rear of Michelangelo's Coffee House, where he apparently fled after he was shot, said another eyewitness, former State Journal photographer Kayla Wolf, who also saw people fleeing down State Street.
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The shooting comes a week after a gunman fatally shot a man in a residential area off John Nolen Drive. The shooter in that incident also remains at large.
"Having two so very close to each other is really so uncommon for Madison," said Police Chief Shon Barnes.
"When we have violence here in Madison, it should be something where we all stand up and say this is not what we want for our community and look for possible solutions to this," Barnes said.
State Journal reporter Daniela Jaime contributed to this report.
Photos: Remembering the monster blizzard of 1947 in Madison
View towards the Capitol
The view toward the Capitol from Monona Avenue (now Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.) at Doty Street after a blizzard buried the area in 13.5 inches of snow on Jan. 30, 1947.
Shoveling out cars
Car snowed under
Heavy blanket of snow
Looking west on West Doty Street
State Journal front page Jan. 30, 1947