Jeremy Renner’s Snow Plough Injuries ‘Worse Than Anyone Knows’

Close friends of Jeremy Renner have revealed that the actor’s injuries from his snow plough accident are a lot more severe than was initially reported.

The star was involved in a horrific accident involving a snow plough while trying to clear the road outside his home on New Year’s Day.

According to statements made by his friends, he was said to have faced an immense loss of blood and was in a life-threatening state before assistance arrived.

Credit: Jeremy Renner/Twitter

Renner’s injuries came as the U.S. suffered from severe winter storms. These affected millions of people, and resulted in several deaths over the last few weeks. 

Snow and ice were prevalent in many states over the New Year’s weekend, and it only got worse, with sixteen states having been under weather alerts.

Renner was severely injured as a result of the baltic conditions. 

He is known best for his role as Hawkeye in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but he has also taken on some other impressive roles over the years.

Some of his most famous on-screen appearances are for The Hurt Locker (2008) and The Town (2010), in which he was nominated for an Academy Award. And we simply can’t forget about Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol (2011), American Hustle (2013) and Mission: Impossible — Rogue Nation (2015).

According to his publicist, Samantha Mast, Renner was attempting to clear the road outside his home in Nevada following a snowstorm, when he suffered blunt chest trauma and orthopaedic injuries involving the snow plough he was using.  

According to a news release, emergency services responded to a “traumatic injury” call at 9 am on January 1.

The statement read: “Upon arrival, Deputies coordinated with Truckee Meadows Fire Protection District and REMSA Health to arrange for medical transport of Mr. Jeremy Renner via care flight to a local area hospital.”

Following the incident, TMZ reported that neighbours rushed to the scene to help the fifty-two-year-old, whose leg was allegedly run over by the Snowcat he was using. 

Thankfully, one of his neighbours is a doctor and managed to fashion a tourniquet around Renner’s leg to prevent him from losing any more blood. This was while they waited for emergency services to arrive. 

TMZ also obtained the 911 call log, which revealed further details of what exactly happened at Renner’s home.

They report that the actor could be heard moaning in pain in the background of the call, and that he had “extreme difficulty” breathing.

It also states that the right-hand side of his chest had collapsed, and that his upper torso had been “completely crushed” by the machinery.

Renner was then airlifted to the hospital where he underwent surgery for his extensive injuries. 

His rep shared that while he is still in intensive care, he is currently in “stable condition.” 

They added that: “Jeremy’s family would like to express their gratitude to the incredible doctors and nurses looking after him, Truckee Meadows Fire and Rescue, Washoe County Sheriff, Reno City Mayor Hillary Schieve and the Carano and Murdock families.

“They are also tremendously overwhelmed and appreciative of the outpouring of love and support from his fans.”

Since the news broke of his devastating injuries, thousands of concerned fans and co-stars have taken to social media to share their thoughts and prayers with the star and his family.

Filmmaker, James Gunn, who has worked alongside Renner in multiple marvel projects over the years, wrote on Twitter: “My heart is with @JeremyRenner.”

While a fan tweeted: “My thoughts and prayers they’re with you, Jeremy. I can’t tell you how scared I was after the news of your accident. I’m praying for you, I’m praying for a full recovery. I’m with you in spirit.”

The actor has responded to the well wishes of friends and fans with a new update from his hospital bed.

“A “not no great” ICU DAY, turned to amazing spa day with my sis and mama,” he wrote. “Thank you sooooo much.”

The Washoe County Sheriff’s Office shared the details of what led up to the incident. 

They revealed in a press conference that Renner had just finished using his snow plough to clear the path for a family member’s vehicle when he got out to talk to them.

However, during their conversation, the plough began to roll. In an effort to climb back in to turn the machine off, he was run over.

Sheriff Darin Balaam said: “An eyewitness detailed seeing Mr. Renner getting into the PistonBully, and not seeing him again until the PistonBully came to a rest in a pile of snow in front of his driveway.” 

Balaam also revealed that the “extremely large piece of snow-removal equipment” that ran over the actor weighed “at least 14,330 pounds”.

He added that they “don’t suspect any foul play,” and wished the star a “full and speedy recovery.”

Sadly, it doesn’t look like Renner will have a speedy recovery, as his friends have shared his injuries are a lot worse than we thought.

According to statements made by his friends, he was said to have faced an immense loss of blood and was in a life-threatening state before assistance arrived.

A source told RadarOnline: “It’s much worse than anyone knows. Jeremy is very aware of the fact that he almost died out there. The right side of Jeremy’s chest was crushed, and his upper torso had collapsed. He also had a bad head wound that was bleeding and a leg injury.”

His friends added that Renner was aware of the extent of his injuries and that it could take years to fully heal from the incident. 

“Jeremy was in a lot of pain, and was having difficulty breathing. He knew he was in bad shape and that he might not make it out of this. Word is the damage to Jeremy’s chest was so substantial it had to be reconstructed in surgery,” they continued.

“So far, he’s had 2 surgeries and he will likely require more in the weeks ahead on his leg. Doctors tend to space out operations to allow time for the body’s natural healing process to kick in, and that’s the case here.”


Leave a Reply

Discover more from The Hook news

Subscribe now to keep reading and get access to the full archive.

Continue reading