three teens and a 12-year-old.

The victim's older brother, Jaden Battle, was shot in the leg during that September 2025 incident and later spoke about the violence while on crutches.

 A black truck pulled up, come by the apartment. Stopped by us. Started shooting at us and then My little brother got hit, I got shot in the leg and my friend got shot in the leg two times,  Jaden Battle said.

Atlanta police confirmed they have no record of any arrests in connection with that September 2025 shooting.

Family demands complex security measures

What they're saying:

Asia Battle said she believes her family was targeted and expressed frustration over repeated violence at the property.

 We're really tired of this. It's crazy,  Battle said.

Battle emphasized that the trauma has left her family terrified to remain inside their home.

 we're not sleeping here. I was still scared to even walk by the window, even when the police showed up. It was crazy,  Battle said.

Battle noted that despite previous pleas for help, on-site security has been virtually nonexistent.

 I feel like nothing gets done, especially in these apartments. Like no security. Last year, my mom had asked for security to be out here, and I think like a little while they had like a patrol car, but it was only for a few hours,  Battle said.

She added that the family never anticipated facing such repeated violence in their living space.

 Nobody would have expected that because we don't even do nothing,  Battle said.

Atlanta leaders face security questions

The other side:

Management at Capital Vanira Apartments did not respond to requests for comment regarding security measures or the shootings.

Atlanta City Councilmember Jason Winston, who represents District 1 where the apartment complex is located, declined to comment on the shooting.