Jeremy Renner 911 Call Released: ‘He’s Been Crushed’

Jeremy Renner was crushed by a snow plow on New Year’s Day, and now his 911 call has been released.

TMZ posted the audio of a man speaking with an operator as Renner can be heard moaning in the background. Listen here.

There is urgency in the man’s voice as he says, “Someone's been run over by a snowcat. Hurry!”

He adds, Someone is in front of my house on the ground. He got run over by a snowcat. He's been crushed. Send paramedics, ambulance…”

The man also suggests, “Listen to me, we might want to get Life Flight out here immediately,” referring to Life Flight Network, rapid air transport used to save lives in dire situations.

The caller goes on to say Renner has “rib issues,” and that he got “crushed up on his right side.”

Going into detail about Jeremy’s extensive injuries, the man says he can’t tell where he’s bleeding from. He does say, “His right chest and upper torso and his ribs look like they might be crushed. He has a head wound as well.”

When the man asks for an ETA, the dispatcher says it is hard to estimate because of the “snow on the mountain.”

The caller says, “His breaths are getting shorter, so please,” before explaining Jeremy was experiencing “shallow breath, a lot of pain. He’s conscious, we got him covered in blankets. His head is covered.”

He then notes that Jeremy is starting to “drift off.” The man tells Jeremy, “Don’t be drifting off… Stay awake.”

A Life Flight eventually arrived to airlift Jeremy from the scene. The Marvel star was in an ICU for days and underwent two surgeries.