The Brief A 13-year-old boy is recovering after an Atlanta apartment shooting off Hank Aaron Drive sent bullets into his bed early Sunday. The victim survived a previous drive-by shooting outside Capital Vanira Apartments in September 2025 that also wounded his older brother. Atlanta police have made no arrests and reported no suspects, while apartment complex managers and local council leadership offered no comment. Gunfire ripped through a south Atlanta bedroom early Sunday, wounding a 13-year-old boy in his bed just seven months after he and his brother survived another unsolved shooting at the very same complex. Atlanta apartment gunfire erupts What we know: Bullets pierced an apartment unit at Capital Vanira Apartments off Hank Aaron Drive in Atlanta just before 4 a.m. Sunday, striking a 13-year-old boy as he lay in bed. The boy was rushed to a local hospital and has since been released to recover at home. His siblings were inside the apartment during the gunfire, including his 10-year-old sister. The victim's sister, Asia Battle, said the family did not immediately realize her brother had been wounded. He didn't know at first he came to the bathroom and he said it was like a red spot on his boxers and then he pulled it up and we seen it, Battle said. Battle described the terrifying moments when bullets began flying through their home. Everybody just got down on the ground, and my mom was saying to get to the bathroom, but I laid on the floor until I didn't hear no more shots, Battle said. Atlanta police search for shooter What we don't know: Atlanta police have not released any descriptions of a suspect or identified a potential motive for the gunfire. Investigators have not determined whether the shooter intentionally targeted the family's unit or whether Sunday's incident connects to prior violence at the complex. Previous Hank Aaron Drive shooting The backstory: Sunday marked the second time gunfire has struck the 13-year-old boy at the Capital Vanira Apartments. On Sept. 18, 2025, a drive-by shooting outside the same complex wounded four people, including #fox5atlanta #crimewatchatlanta