“Someone’s in front of my house, he got run over by a snowplow. He’s been crushed,” Renner’s neighbor told a dispatcher as the actor moaned in pain.
In the audio clip, the “Avengers” star, 52, is heard moaning as a neighbor begs a dispatcher for help.
“He got crushed up on his right side,” the individual continued as he observed the actor’s injuries. “His right chest and upper torso, his ribs, they look like they might be crushed. He’s got a head wound as well.” However, it was noted that Renner seemed to be “slowly drifting off” while waiting for medics to arrive. The 911 call was released one day after Renner shared that he was recovering “at home” following
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