Renner was “completely crushed” by the nearly 14,500-pound plow after it rode over him Monday, according to a 911 emergency log.
Grisly new details have emerged in Jeremy Renner’s freak snowplow accident — the “Hurt Locker” star was “completely crushed” by the machine, causing “extreme difficulty” in breathing.
Prior to the log’s release, little detail was known of Renner’s injuries. A representative for Renner
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