Residents in Nottingham spotted an emergency services helicopter in the area, leading to speculations about a domestic incident. Flightradar data reveals the helicopter's flight path and duration.
A woman on the street, who did not want to be named, said: “I heard it was some kind of domestic incident. I think the road was blocked off last night but it’s open now.” Residents had spotted an emergency services helicopter last night, the woman explained. “I hope no one is seriously hurt,” she added. Flightradar data seen by Nottingham shire Live shows that the helicopter was UKP22, a Eurocopter, that flew from the south of Leicestershire, arriving in Nottingham at around 8.45pm.
It circled the area until around 9.30am before leaving
Nottingham Emergency Services Helicopter Domestic Incident Flightradar
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