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 involved in the matter. Further details about the incident are available from local authorities and news sources, including ABC13 Houston.
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