Harjinder Singh faced exile: The trucker took a careless U-turn in Florida, killed 3; Was illegally in America since 2018
Officials said a shocking accident on the video has killed three people, when the officials said after mortgaging a minivan in a tractor-traler-making tractor-troller on Florida Turnpike last week. Truck driver – An illegal migrant, identified as Harjinder Singh – vehicles have been accused with three cases.A deadly collision came to light near Fort Pierce around 3 pm on Tuesday, when Singh allegedly tried to cut the highway on the highway through the “official use” only “. The massive trailer of his truck blocked all the lanes of the upcoming traffic, making there no place to stop or scorch drivers.The footage from inside the cab showed a black minivan faster towards the trailer, which had only a few seconds. The van collapsed into the trailer with full force, falling down into a devastating collision that reduced the vehicle to the metal.The van was torn down in the view pictures, its roof was peeled back, and its contents were scattered on the entire highway. Emergency employees used hydraulic jack to lift the trailer and fix the victims, while Singh was seen standing nearby with an empty expression.Two passengers died immediately in Minivan, while the driver was pulled alive from the rubble, but was succumbed to injuries in the local hospital. Authorities have identified the victims as a 37 -year -old woman from Pompeano Beach, a 30 -year -old man from Florida city and a 54 -year -old man from Miami, Treasure Coast Newspaper.Singh, who has taken the license of California commercial driver’s license since crossing the Mexican border in CBS 12, is illegally in the US in the US. A prisoner has been issued against it, according to CBS 12, immigration and customs. If convicted of murder, he faces prison time in Florida before exile.“Three people lost their lives as a result of their negligence, and countless friends and family members would experience their loss of pain,” asked CBS12, Executive Director of Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor vehicles.Singh is in custody on the state and federal allegations.
