A tree service worker was electrocuted while on the job in northwest Harris County. The incident occurred on Wednesday morning. The worker was an employee of a tree service removal company at the time of the electrocution.
Deputies from Precinct 4 are aware of the incident and have provided some information. Further details about the electrocution are available from the authorities, but limited information has been released so far. For more information, readers can refer to the source.
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