A large brawl at a Huber Heights nightclub concluded with gunshots early Saturday morning.

Around 2 a.m. Huber Heights police responded to the Heat Nightclub — 6115 Brandt Pk. — following reports of a “large fight inside the club,” according to a release from the agency. While en route, police were told gunshots were fired in the nightclub’s parking lot.

According to the release from Huber Heights Sgt. John Kissee, officers encountered a “disorderly group” on scene. No injuries were reported. No one was arrested and as of Saturday afternoon there were no suspects in the case, according to Kissee.

Police later located four .40 caliber shell casings in the parking lot.

The club has drawn the ire of local and state officials in the past. Representatives from the business could not be reached for comment Saturday evening, but have previously said the business has been unfairly targeted by authorities.

The Ohio Division of Liquor Control recently rejected the club’s liquor license renewal, as well as the transfer of its liquor permit application. according to officials from the city of Huber Heights. Based on a hearing in July, the Ohio Division of Liquor Control determined that with a renewal, there would be, “substantial interference with public decency, sobreity, peace or good order.”

Nightclub manager Jessica Kennedy has said the club has filed an appeal.

City officials have also previously rejected to the permit renewal and transfer of the permit application. City officials cited excessive police calls for their decision.