A tree service worker was electrocuted in northwest Harris County. The incident occurred on Wednesday morning while the worker was on the job. The worker was employed by a company that specializes in tree removal. Deputies from Precinct 4 are aware of the incident. Further details about the electrocution are available from local authorities and news sources, including ABC13 Houston.
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