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Avengers Actor Jeremy Renner Required Second Surgery For Extensive Injuries After New Year’s Day Accident

Jeremy Renner on Hawkeye Premiere [Photo: Yahoo]
Jeremy Renner on Hawkeye Premiere [Photo: Yahoo]

Avengers actor Jeremy Renner had required a second surgery for the extensive injuries he sustained from an accident during the New Year. Renner had the surgeries on January 2 and had remained in the intensive care unit since.

Mount Rose Highway in Reno, Nevada

Mount Rose Highway in Reno, Nevada

Avengers actor Jeremy Renner got involved in a snow plowing accident in Nevada during the New Year. According to a spokesperson, Renner suffered from orthopedic injuries and blunt chest trauma. On January 2, Renner reportedly required two surgeries for the extensive injuries he sustained from the accident. Renner had remained in the intensive care unit since after being in a critical but stable condition, as reported by CNN.

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More Details On The Accident

According to the Washoe County Sheriff’s Office, they have received a call about a “traumatic injury” accident around the area of Mount Rose Highway in Reno. This area has been previously known to be the community where the “Hawkeye” actor lives. Washoe Police said that Renner was the only person involved in the accident. The police have also coordinated with REMSA Health and Truckee Meadows Fire Protection District to prepare Renner’s medical transport via CareFlight, an air medical service, to a local hospital.

The Washoe Police did not provide any more details on what may have caused the accident or even the extent of Renner’s injuries. However, the Washoe’s Major Accident Investigation Team will look more into the circumstances, according to an article in CNN.

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