First responders are seen racing to rescue Jeremy Renner after the "Avengers" star's snowplow accident in dramatic body camera footage obtained by ABC News.
In the video, medics are seen working on Renner after he was crushed by a 7-ton snowplow on his Nevada property on New Year's Day, an accident which resulted in him breaking more than 30 bones.
"Right where his blood is at, that's right where it all happened," Renner's nephew, Alex Fries, is overheard telling the first responders.
Fries tells the first responders how his uncle intervened to save him from the snowplow as they were trying to get a pickup truck out of the snow, saying the snowplow was "coming at me full force."
"He tried to jump on it?!" one first responder asked, with Fries affirming the series of events.
"He tried to jump on it and it took him under," Fries explained.
Dramatic body camera video shows first responders racing to rescue Jeremy Renner after a snowplow nearly crushed the actor to death in January. @trevorlault reports. pic.twitter.com/eekj0DmpDw
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Elsewhere in the body camera footage, one of the first responders finds Renner's hat underneath the snowplow, saying, "Oh, wow. Get a picture of that. That's a hat."
MORE: Jeremy Renner supported by daughter, family at 1st red carpet since snowplow accidentRenner underwent surgery and rehabilitation as a result of the accident, and is still recovering to this day.
However, he was able to attend the red carpet premiere of his Disney+ series "Rennervations" last week with his 10-year-old daughter Ava by his side.
In a recent exclusive interview with Diane Sawyer, Renner said he considers himself a "lucky man" for having survived and largely recovered from the horrific accident.
