Robert "R.J." Hamiliton, 11, injured in pedestrian collision in his driveway on Camp Josey Road in Richmond County, Georgia
UPDATE | 11-year-old undergoing surgery after distracted driver hits him in driveway
Robert "R.J." Hamiliton, 11, was sitting on his bike at the end of his driveway on Camp Josey Road. Deputies say a driver coming down his street, turned around to look in the backseat, jumped the curb, and hit him, knocking him to the ground.
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