A Landrum man was arrested Saturday and charged with discharging a firearm into a dwelling and with five counts of pointing/presenting a firearm.

Tola William Bruce Jr., 63, of 324 Irish Hills Lane in Landrum, was arrested after a neighbor called 911 with a report of hearing gunshots fired and something hitting the neighbors house just before 11 a.m. Saturday. According to an incident report, a bullet hole and slug were found in the neighbors kitchen cabinet.

Bruce told police his 34-year-old daughter left home in a van with a group of people that he disapproved of, and he fired at the back bumper and rear tire of the van in an attempt to stop the vehicle.

According to online jail records, Bruce was released from the Spartanburg County Jail Sunday after posting $6,000 bail.

Landrum Police Chief Bruce Shelnut said he does not recall any previous incidents involving Bruce.

We didnt run a criminal history, but I dont recall having any previous dealings with him, Shelnut said.

Shelnut is classifying the incident as a domestic dispute, but was disturbed by the stray bullets finding the neighbors house.

Thats how innocent people get killed, Shelnut said.