Police in Iowa are looking for a would-be bank robber who showed up to two West Des Moines branches before they opened one Wednesday.

A security recording shows a man wearing a bandanna over his face trying to enter a Marine Credit Union branch at around 8:15 a.m. — nearly three hours before it opened.

Police Sgt. Tony Giampolo told The Des Moines Register that employees in the parking lot watched the guy yank on the doors before fleeing upon realizing they were locked.

Giampolo says a similarly dressed man tried to enter a nearby First National Bank branch at around 8:45 a.m., but it wasn’t scheduled to open until 9. He says the man fled the scene on foot when he spotted an officer inside who was actually alerting the staff about the earlier robbery attempt.

No arrests have been made, but police are still investigating.