Heart-wrenching images emerged following the crash of a helicopter into a Florida warehouse on Monday, with authorities confirming that there were “no survivors” from the incident.

The helicopter, identified as a Robinson R44, was carrying two individuals when it collided with the Boynton Beach building around 12:30 p.m., according to information from the Federal Aviation Administration.

Upon arrival, police and fire crews found that the small aircraft had crashed through the roof of an unoccupied warehouse, as reported by the Boynton Beach Police Department.

Tragically, both individuals aboard the helicopter perished in the crash.

“There are no survivors,” stated the police in an official report.

Disturbing photographs revealed the wreckage of the helicopter embedded in the roof, illustrating the devastating impact of the crash.

Witness Rhett Savidge told the Sun Sentinel that he saw the maroon-colored helicopter quickly dropping out of the sky as he was driving to work at a tractor dealership.

“It just nosedived right into the roof, and it punched a hole in the roof,” Savidge recalled.

The helicopter damaged a sprinkler system when it struck the roof of the newly built warehouse, the outlet reported.

The NTSB will lead the investigation into the crash.