Once the victim was in the vehicle, one of the men flashed a pistol, and "at that point the victim knew he was not free to go," the report states. The robbers forced the man to go into the condominium he was renting in the 2100 block of East 59th Street.

Once inside, the robbers pistol-whipped the man, stripped him naked and urinated on him before ransacking the condo and taking the man's SUV keys, cell phone and other property, the arrest report states.

As one of the robbers was leaving the condo, he shot the victim in the stomach, leaving him for dead, according to the report, but the victim was able to run outside for help. But the robbers had not yet left the condo complex and saw the man when he ran outside, police said.

They then shot him several more times, hitting him in the legs, before fleeing in their vehicle and the victim's Chevrolet Tahoe, the report states.

The man was taken to a hospital in serious condition. His SUV, which had been burned, was found a few hours later in the 10200 block of East 34th Street.

Investigators developed Staples as a suspect and tried to pull over a car that he and another man were in Wednesday near 21st Street and U.S. 169.

The car didn't stop, and officers chased it to near 21st Street and Memorial Drive, where the car became stuck and both men fled into the neighborhood on foot, Capt. Karen Ford said.

Police were able to track down both men and arrest them within a few minutes, Ford said. The second man is not implicated in the PGA visitor's assault.

According to Staples' arrest report, witnesses told detectives that he had confessed to them that he was one of the robbers and had told them the names of his accomplices.

Staples is jailed in lieu of $212,500 bail.

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