A two-car crash in a Scots village sparked a huge emergency response.
Police and fire crews were called to Laurence Park, or the B921, where it meets the B922 in Kinglassie, Fife on Saturday.
The alarm was raised at around 10.45am.
Dramatic images show one red motor bashed on the passenger side and facing out of a bush on the country road.
Fire crews are seen blocking the road an attending to the red car.
One ambulance can also be spotted in Laurence Park.
Meanwhile one local spotted a helicopter hovering over the area, believed to be an air ambulance.
Police confirmed that the smash involved two motors.
Their crews were still at the scene as of 12.30pm.
The exact circumstances around the crash are not known at this time.
Officers had no injuries to report at this stage.
The type of vehicles involved were not disclosed.
A Police Scotland spokeswoman told the Record: "Officers were called following a two-vehicle crash which happened on Laurence Park (B921), Kinglassie, at around 10:45am on Saturday, October 2.
"Emergency services remain at the scene."
The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) confirmed their attendance.
Their officers had left the scene by around 12pm.
A SFRS spokeswoman told the Record: "We were called to the B922 following reports of a two-vehicle crash.
"We were called at 10.47am.
"Appliances from Glenrothes and Kirkcaldy attended.
"We have now left the scene and have no further details to report."
The Scottish Ambulance Service have been contacted for comment.
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