Emergency services have swiftly responded to a helicopter crash in South Yorkshire today. Multiple vehicles from South Yorkshire Police, South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue, and Yorkshire Ambulance Service have been seen racing through Doncaster towards the crash site on Ings Lane in Bentley. The exact number of individuals on board the helicopter remains unclear, and the condition of the pilot has not yet been disclosed. Reports indicate that the helicopter went down just minutes after taking off. It is believed to have been a private flight, specifically a Robinson R44 Raven II, which departed from Gamston Airport near Retford around 10am. Debris is reportedly scattered across a field, with approximately 30 emergency vehicles currently at the scene. The crash occurred near a food waste recycling firm, Refood, located on Ings Road in Bentley, a suburb in northern Doncaster. A cordon has been established around the crash site as emergency crews continue their response. South Yorkshire Police issued a statement confirming the incident, stating, "At 10.14am today (Thursday 30 October), we were called to Ings Lane, Bentley, where it is reported that a helicopter crashed in a field. Officers and emergency services colleagues are in attendance at the scene. Ings Lane is closed while we respond to this incident. Please avoid the area and plan an alternative route where possible. Further updates will be provided when they are available." Authorities are expected to provide more information as the situation develops.