911 call reveals Jeremy Renner's was 'completely crushed' by 14,330-pound snow-plowing machine
RENO, NEVADA: The entire world took a sigh of relief when Jeremy Renner uploaded a selfie from the hospital and assured everyone that he is doing fine after the tragic snowplow accident near his residence in Reno, Nevada. It was earlier revealed that the actor was airlifted to the hospital and suffered “blunt chest trauma” along with other orthopedic injuries. However, an emergency call made right after the accident reveals that the injuries he suffered were really bad and his upper torso was crushed after the actor was run over by a super-heavy snow-plowing machine.
According to the previous reports, the actor suffered multiple injuries during the accident and was treated by a neighbor who treated his leg by building a tourniquet until the team of medics arrived. Since then, a lot has been said about the magnitude of injuries that the actor suffered and the recent emergency log also indicates that it will take a lot of time for the actor to be perfectly fine.
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In the emergency log obtained by TMZ, the ‘Hawkeye’ star can be heard moaning in excruciating pain and suffering heavy blood loss from his hand and other parts of the body. The report also suggests that the injuries on the actor’s chest and torso made the actor really uncomfortable due to which he wasn’t able to breathe properly. The ‘Mayor of Kingstown’ star was taken to the hospital around 10 AM on Sunday, January 1, and received surgery.
However, it has been reported that the actor underwent another surgery and currently has two metal pins placed around his leg. But people are relieved that the actor is awake and is able to talk and even shared a picture from the hospital bed. He thanked everyone who prayed for his speedy recovery. In the picture shared by Renner, it is clearly visible that he got badly injured during the accident and had bruises all over his face.
“Thank you all for your kind words. I’m too messed up now to type. But I send love to you all,” the caption read.
During the press conference held by the Washoe County Sheriff’s Department, the authorities said that the actor was trying to "help a family member" by getting a "stuck" vehicle out of the estimated 3 feet of snowfall from the previous night. The Sheriff also noted that the weight of the snow plowing machine that went over the actor’s leg was at least “14,330 pounds.” The authorities have ruled out any kind of “foul play” and called it just a “tragic accident.”
He is currently receiving treatment and is still hospitalized.