Specialist officers attended the scene, a police spokesperson confirmed.
Upon arrival it was established that everything was in order and no arrests were made.
Eyewitnesses reported seeing three police vehicles and an ambulance in attendance.
The Air Ambulance landed on nearby Bowling Green.
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South Yorkshire Police are currently being filmed attending emergency calls for Channel 4 programme, “999: Whatโs Your Emergency?”
The film crew have been spotted attending incidents throughout Rotherham including Bramley, Brinsworth, Rawmarsh and Kimberworth.
It’s not yet sure when the Rotherham Episodes will hit the screens.
It was reported that two cars had collided, with one of them flipping over as a result, a police spokesperson said.
No serious injuries were reported, however a number of ambulances was on the scene, and passengers of both vehicles were taken to hospital as precautionary measures.
The road was closed while the cars were recovered, and later re-opened at around 12pm.
Itโs understood that whilst an employee was leaving the premises, a man approached her and threatened her with a knife.
He then forced her to re-enter the pub where he stole a handbag and a set of keys.
Police are appealing for anyone who may have information which could help their investigation to get in touch.
Were you in the area at the time? Did you see or hear anything suspicious? If you can help, please call 101 quoting incident number 0002 of 11 March.
A police spokesperson said “The safes are believed to have been stolen from somewhere in South Yorkshire and were later recovered after being found dumped on public grassland. One was found on 7 November 2019; the other on 7 January 2020.”
“We are now looking to trace the owner of each safe, both of which can be accessed with a key.”
If you believe either of these are yours, please get in touch via 101 or by emailing Rotherham South Team at [email protected].
Whilst Police were in the local area, they spotted the man heading towards them being chased by a security guard on Grosvenor Road, Eastwood.
The male was detained for shoplifting and given a ยฃ100 fine.
Four new fixed wing aircraft have been added to the fleet of police helicopters in order to to deliver a more responsive service to the police forces across the country.
The aircraft which have been spotted flying around above Rotherham over the past few weeks are based at a custom built National Police Air Service hangar at Doncaster Sheffield Airport.
Two of the four planes are already certificated to fly on task and have responded to 100 tasks across the UK in the last two months.
With a faster flying speed and greater endurance times, the planes will increase attendance rates to more remote areas of the country.
Doncaster Sheffield Airport is home to one of 14 NPAS bases providing support to all police forces across England and Wales as part of a national service. From base, NPAS responds to 20,000 incidents every year.
Ian Vause, Assistant Operations Director for the NPAS said: โProviding a unique aerial view to police officers on the ground, the addition of aeroplanes to the National Police Air Service helicopter fleet has already boosted our ability to respond to policing needs across the UK.โ
โSupporting the location of suspects and vehicles, of vulnerable missing people and the policing โcommand and controlโ of large public gatherings, such as sports matches and other events, air support is a vital tool in combatting crime and disorder and keeping people safe.
โWe save local police time when it really matters and I am delighted to be able to do this more often and in more locations through the addition of this new arm to our fleet.โ
Police said โupon arrival, a 29-year-old man was found to have a suspected gunshot injury to his leg.โ
He was taken to hospital to receive treatment.
Flanderwell Lane remains closed while officers carry out initial enquiries to understand the circumstances surrounding the incident.
A police investigation is in its early stages and anyone with information is asked to call police on 101 quoting incident number 23 of 3 March 2020.
A spokesperson from South Yorkshire Police said โOfficers received a report at around 2.05pm from ambulance staff that a man in his 20s was being treated for suspected gunshot and knife injuries.โ
โThe man has been taken to hospital for treatment.โ
Police will remain in the area carrying out enquiries and an investigation is in its very early stages.
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