• Jeremy Renner’s snowplow accident details revealed by 911 call log.
• Renner was driven over by a PistenBully, a very massive piece of snow removal equipment.
• He also had extensive heavy bleeding.

Jeremy Renner was “totally crushed” after a snowplow ran him over earlier this week, according to a 911 call log purportedly acquired on Wednesday.

The 51-year-old “Hurt Locker” actor reportedly made a moaning noise in the background of the conversation as he struggled to breathe because his chest had collapsed and his upper torso had been crushed.

According to the call log that was able to get, he also had extensive heavy bleeding. It was informed by the PIO at the Washoe County Sheriff’s Office that they cannot validate the information in the call log obtained by TMZ since they have not yet made the 911 call public.

During a press conference on Tuesday, Renner was “driven over” by a PistenBully, a “very massive piece of snow removal equipment,” according to Washoe County Sheriff Darin Balaam.

One of Renner’s neighbors, who also happened to be a doctor, applied a tourniquet to his leg until paramedics arrived at the scene of the unusual accident.

After being airlifted down the mountain, the “Hawkeye” actor was transferred to a neighboring hospital to receive medical attention for his wounds.

In a statement released on Sunday, the day of the event, Renner’s representative said that his client had been hurt in “a weather-related accident while plowing snow” and was in “serious but stable condition.”

The two-time Oscar nominee “suffered traumatic chest damage and orthopedic injuries,” the publicist added to People at the time.

Later on Tuesday, Renner shared a selfie of himself lying in a hospital bed to give the public a look into his recuperation.

The “Bourne Legacy” star captioned a picture of himself looking all battered up on Instagram with “Thank you all for your warm sentiments. “I’m currently too messed up to type. But I send you all my love.

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