Police in Alpharetta, Georgia, responded to a call on July 14 concerning a dispute involving one of the children of reality television personality Kim Zolciak and her husband, Kroy Biermann. The incident stemmed from a report made by an employee at the Equestrian Reserve, a facility located across the street from the couple’s residence.

According to a police report obtained by media on Thursday, the employee alleged that one of the couple’s sons had fired a pellet gun in the direction of the property, which included horses kept on the premises. The caller expressed concern over the potential risk to the animals but indicated that, to their knowledge, no horses or people were harmed as a result of the incident.

Authorities responded to the scene to assess the situation, although there has been no public confirmation of any charges or further legal action being taken. The report characterizes the event as a neighborly dispute involving a pellet gun but does not specify whether the children were playing or if the act was intentional or accidental.

Representatives for Zolciak and Biermann have not released any statements regarding the incident. The matter remains a locally contained issue, with no indications of ongoing conflict beyond the initial police involvement.