The terrifying 911 call for Jeremy Renner’s snowplow accident was released by TMZ on Tuesday.
In the audio clip, the Avengers star, 52, can be heard moaning as a neighbor calls a dispatcher for help.
“Someone is in front of my house, they got run over by a snow plow. He’s devastated,” said the neighbor over Renner’s groans.
“He was crushed on his right side,” the person continued while observing the actor’s injuries. “His right breast and torso, his ribs, they look like they could be crushed. He also has a head wound.”
The neighbor added that Renner was “short of breath” and “a lot of pain” at the time of the call, but was “conscious.”
The terrifying 911 call for Jeremy Renner’s snowplow accident was released by TMZ. Instagram / @jeremyrenner
However, it was noted that Renner seemed to “slowly drift away” while waiting for medics to arrive.
“We wrapped him in blankets,” said the neighbor. “His head is covered.”
The 911 call was released a day after Renner revealed he was recovering “at home” following his New Year’s Day hospitalization.
“Someone is in front of my house, they got run over by a snowplow. He was struck down,” the actor’s neighbor told a dispatcher. Instagram / @jeremyrenner
The Hurt Locker star responded to a tweet late Monday that the Mayor of Kingstown season 2 premiere was available to stream.
“Out of my brain fog in recovery, I was very excited to watch episode 201 with my family at home.” Renner tweeted the back.
Late last week, the “Hawkeye” star posted photos of his home in Nevada via his Instagram Stories on Thursday.
The 911 call was released a day after Renner revealed he was recovering “at home” following his New Year’s Day hospitalization. Instagram/jeremyrenner
“Missing my happy place,” he wrote, later warning his neighbors to “keep safe out there” after a heavy snowstorm.
Renner was on his property in the Reno area on Jan. 1 when he was “run over” by a 14,330-pound PistenBully snowplow, according to local authorities.
Washoe County Sheriff Darin Balaam said during a Jan. 4 news conference that Renner was “not at all affected” by the incident.
Renner was on his property in the Reno area on Jan. 1 when he was “run over” by a 14,330-pound PistenBully snowplow, according to local authorities. Jeremy Renner
Since undergoing surgery for “blunt chest trauma” and other injuries, the actor has kept fans updated on his recovery – even sharing a glimpse of his facial wounds in a hospital selfie.
“Thank you all for your kind words,” he told his social media followers on Jan. 3. “I’m too confused to type now. But I send love to you all.”