How does someone who can't speak English leave the scene of a fatal accident and somehow make it all the way back to California? Who arranged it? Who paid for it? There are laws against aiding and abetting escape from custody or harboring a fugitive are there not?
This same idiot collapsed a historic wooden bridge with his truck in 2019 and not only got away with it, but kept his commercial drivers license (which he shouldn't even have). It's like they are purposely putting this guy on the road knowing he will wreak havoc.
He caused the fatal crash on August 12, 2025, then he flew with his passenger to CA on August 13. An arrest warrant was issued on August 15. U.S. marshals then arrested him in San Joachin County, CA on August 16:
U.S. Marshals received the warrant and associated information from FHP August 16 and collateral lead was sent to the Eastern District of California. U.S. Marshals and Task Force Officers responded to an address associated with Singh in Stockton. They identified Singh as the lone occupant of a vehicle that arrived during surveillance of the location.
Singh was taken into custody without incident. He was booked at the San Joaquin County Jail to await initial appearance. An immigration detainer was also filed on behalf of Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
U.S. Marshals Arrest Illegal Alien Wanted in Three Vehicle Homicides in Florida
I thank you for the details (genuinely) -- but my question still stands: Why did they let him leave the scene? The evidence was all there. (It's a large truck, with the back half still in the right lane, cutting across multiple lanes of high-speed traffic at a near standstill, trying to move through an 'Official Use Only' pathway -- all of which directly led to the death of three people.)
To consider a 'similar' scene -- If the police came upon the scene of a 'normal' homicide (with the culprit still at the scene, and non-negotiable evidence available) -- would they let the murderer go home while paperwork was being done? Or would they hold the murderer while the paperwork was expedited?
Why the HELL was he allowed to walk away in the first place?
You beat me to it!
How does someone who can't speak English leave the scene of a fatal accident and somehow make it all the way back to California? Who arranged it? Who paid for it? There are laws against aiding and abetting escape from custody or harboring a fugitive are there not?
This same idiot collapsed a historic wooden bridge with his truck in 2019 and not only got away with it, but kept his commercial drivers license (which he shouldn't even have). It's like they are purposely putting this guy on the road knowing he will wreak havoc.
It’s worse than that. That was a different guy with the same name. There are dozens of ‘Harjinder Singh”s in the US.
Good Question, really good question.
He caused the fatal crash on August 12, 2025, then he flew with his passenger to CA on August 13. An arrest warrant was issued on August 15. U.S. marshals then arrested him in San Joachin County, CA on August 16:
U.S. Marshals Arrest Illegal Alien Wanted in Three Vehicle Homicides in Florida
https://www.usmarshals.gov/news/press-release/us-marshals-arrest-illegal-alien-wanted-three-vehicle-homicides-florida
I thank you for the details (genuinely) -- but my question still stands: Why did they let him leave the scene? The evidence was all there. (It's a large truck, with the back half still in the right lane, cutting across multiple lanes of high-speed traffic at a near standstill, trying to move through an 'Official Use Only' pathway -- all of which directly led to the death of three people.)
To consider a 'similar' scene -- If the police came upon the scene of a 'normal' homicide (with the culprit still at the scene, and non-negotiable evidence available) -- would they let the murderer go home while paperwork was being done? Or would they hold the murderer while the paperwork was expedited?