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Sydney man accused of fail-to-stop crash

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A Sydney driver has appeared in court accused of failing to stop after a pedestrian was injured in a crash early on New Year's Day.

Warren Jarrett, 44, of St Helens Park in Sydney's south-west, is charged with dangerous driving occasioning grevious bodily harm to Rick Eden between 12.01am and 12.05am on January 1 at St Helens Park.

He also is charged with failing to stop and assist after an impact causing Mr Eden grievous bodily harm, and negligent driving occasioning grievous bodily harm.

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Police have previously alleged that the pedestrian was walking on Kellerman Avenue when he was struck from behind, resulting in him suffering a fractured pelvis and lacerations.

Jarrett appeared in Campbelltown Local Court on Monday when his bail was continued and the case adjourned to March 6.

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