Two Madison teenagers were arrested Friday in connection to a June 6 battery at East Towne Mall, according to a release.

Three young women are accused of jumping two of their peers in the East Towne Mall parking lot, according to the release.

The victims told police the suspects repeatedly punched and kicked them while the other suspects watched, according to the release.

One victim told officers she received a minor concussion as a result of the attacks, according to the release.

Officials say it was not clear what motivated the suspects, although one suspect mentioned she only knows the victims through Facebook.

The Madison woman killed in an east side homicide case is identified as Julia Stacey Majette, according to the Dane County medical examiner.

Majette, 25, was killed Wednesday evening in the 700 block of North Thompson Drive. Her husband Daunte Vance, 34, was injured. Police believe the case to be a homicide and attempted homicide.

The medical examiner said Majette died from the gunfire wounds.

Police said Vance is talking to officers about the case after refusing to cooperate with investigators the day after the shooting. He was shot numerous times and hospitalized.

Court documents show Vance listed Majette as his wife back in 2007. A criminal complaint from the same year indicates he was shot during an armed burglary and robbery in Fitchburg.

Neighbor Dean McLaughlin said police routinely patrol the area.�

"If makes me feel like there's no real safe neighborhood, generally it's a quiet neighborhood on a very busy street," said McLaughlin.

Madison police said the man injured in a shooting Wednesday isn?t cooperating with officers investigating the murder of his wife.

Police said they believe two men entered a home in the 700 block of North Thompson Drive Wednesday just before 8 p.m. A 25-year-old woman was shot and killed, and her 34-year-old husband suffered numerous gunshot wounds and was taken to a hospital, according to police. His injuries are not believed to be life-threatening.

No motive for the homicide has been established.

There were three young children, all under the age of 7, in the home at the time of the shootings, according to police.

"There were three children in the house," said Joel DeSpain, Madison police public information officer. "Their mother was shot and killed. Their father was shot numerous times."

Police say the case is a homicide and attempted homicide.

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