The house of a 76-year-old Selma man was shot into late Sunday night.

According to Lt. Sam Miller with the Selma Police Department, officers responded to a shooting call on the 200 block of Pine Needle Drive around 10 p.m. Sunday.

Miller said the man’s home was shot into at least three times.

“The resident stated he was up changing his thermostat, and he heard several gunshots,” Miller said.

“He notified police, and when officers arrived on scene they found several 9mm shell casings in the yard and three bullet holes on the side of the residence.”

Miller said the 76-year-old was not injured. No arrest has been made, and the department does not have a lead at this time.

Anyone with any information is asked to call the Selma Police Department.