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"If anybody else has reports of damage, they can report it to us," Carpenter pointed out before underscoring that there was no active threat to residents. "We've identified who we think was responsible, but it wasn't like someone was doing it intentionally."
He then said a report was made on the incident, but no charges filed.
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A bullet hole could be seen in the door on a SUV parked at the Grand Pointe community pool on Saturday (Submitted photo)
Chad Haynie, who serves as president of the neighborhood's Home Owner's Association, told Patch at least one bullet struck a home on Rock Pointe Way, while a SUV was struck on Shade Tree Lane as it was parked the neighborhood's community swimming pool.