Dozens of gunshots were fired at Global Vision Bible Church Pastor Greg Locke’s home, garage and vehicle late Tuesday, according to the Wilson County Sheriff’s Office.

There were no injuries, according to Wilson County Sheriff’s Office Capt. Scott Moore. The shooting is being investigated, but no arrests were reported in connection with the case as of Wednesday.

Deputies responded to the pastor’s home around 10:30 p.m. Tuesday, and found 30-40 shell casings around the house, garage and vehicle, Moore said.

Locke posted on social media that security footage shows a person “unloaded an entire magazine of bullets from an automatic weapon into our house, garage and my truck.”

Locke mentioned that “we” arrived in the driveway just one minute after the shooting took place, and that there was one person present at the home on Chandler Road, near the church on Old Lebanon Dirt Road, during the incident.

He also posted on social media that a bullet penetrated the headboard of his youngest daughter’s bed and became lodged in her pillow.

Locke reported that he and his family spent the night at a hotel following the incident.

The pastor has built a substantial social media following through his conservative political views and the establishment of a mass-deliverance ministry focused on expelling evil spirits. Additionally, the church is known for organizing events where participants are encouraged to burn items associated with witchcraft and the occult.

Global Vision Bible Church has previously been targeted by acts of vandalism.

In March, police and emergency personnel responded to a trailer fire early on a Sunday morning at the intersection of Chandler and Old Lebanon Dirt Roads, where hundreds of Bibles were burned, according to the Wilson County Sheriff’s Office.

Recently, Locke announced that Global Vision Bible Church has entered into a contract to acquire the Love’s Way Church property located at 310 Coles Ferry Pike in Lebanon, with plans to relocate there.