The July 14 report, obtained by TMZ, describes a call from an employee at the Equestrian Reserve in Alpharetta. She told police she believed one of Zolciak’s children had fired pellets toward the property and may have been trying to scare the horses. The employee said she knew of no injuries.
An officer reportedly saw 20 to 30 pellets scattered on the road near the ranch. The child’s name was redacted in the report, and the employee did not provide a description. According to the document, one of two boys who answered the door acknowledged firing the pellet gun but denied trying to hit people or animals.
The employee also alleged that children had set off fireworks from the home. The report says no arrests were made and no charges were filed over the confrontation.
The account remains an allegation recorded in a police report. It does not identify the child said to have fired the pellets, and the available details do not establish intent or that anyone was harmed.