(KAIR)--A California man was arrested Monday, accused of making threats at a Jefferson County bank.

WIBW-TV reports the man, identified as 44-year-old Jeffrey Olsen, went to the First State Bank and Trust, in Perry, and drew suspicions of staff, who notified authorities.

Leaving the bank, Olsen then returned about 30-minutes later, and allegedly told bank staff terrorists were going to kill them.

The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office responded, and Sheriff Jeff Herrig told the TV station Olsen was uncooperative with Deputies, who tased him in order to take him into custody.

Olsen faces charges for criminal threat and interference with law enforcement.
Following his arrest, he was booked into the Jefferson County Jail.