Two men threatened to shoot customers at an Ohio Wal-Mart on Saturday, the Port Clinton News Herald reported.

A Wal-Mart employee told police that she was told that two men entered the store and said they would shoot patrons because they were unable to buy a gun.

According to the police report, another store employee said that the two men tried to start a bank account. The bank manager said that one of the men was intoxicated. The man became very angry and was asked to leave. The manager told police he was unaware of any shooting threats.

The man was then banned from the Wal-Mart, according to the News Herald.

The other man went to the automotive department to get an oil change. An employee in that department did not hear any shooting threats, according to the police report.