People living around Brent Brozek's old condo said he never seemed particularly interested in meeting the neighbors.

Brozek was shot and killed by police Friday after a daylong standoff on Madison?s east side.

Police said Brozek left his house on Rockefeller Lane with his dog and he charged at officers with a large sword. Officers fired bean bag rounds at Brozek, but when he charged a second time with the weapon, multiple officers shot rounds. Brozek later died at the hospital.

Three officers were put on administrative leave as the Madison Police Department completes its internal investigation of the incident.

Madison Police were originally on scene to help Dane County deputies execute an eviction.

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Police said a man attempted to rob a woman at gunpoint in her home Wednesday afternoon.

The Madison Police Department said a 24-year-old Madison woman was in her apartment on the 4700 block of Cottage Grove Road at about 2:41 p.m. when a man forced his way in and demanded money.

The woman told police the man asked her where the money was kept. Police said the man fled empty-handed. According to the report, detectives do not believe this was a random crime.

Police described the man as black, 5 feet 6 inches tall, with a medium-to-light complexion, husky build, short hair and tattoos. He was wearing a red, short-sleeve shirt, dark jeans, white shoes and a blue bandana over his mouth, police said.

A public meeting is set as part of the U.S. Postal Service study of possible consolidation of its Madison and Milwaukee processing and distribution operations.

The Postal Service is down $16 billion this past year, and a study at the Madison Processing and Distribution Center will focus on the possible consolidation of some Madison operations to the Milwaukee Processing and Distribution Center.

Postal Service officials cite declining mail volumes and the large financial deficits the decline has created as the reason for the study.

The meeting is scheduled for May 29 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Alliant Energy Center inside Exhibition Hall B.

Through an Area Mail Processing study, the Postal Service said it's examining the Madison plant's efficiency in order to decide whether the center should consolidate.