Overview

• Attorney General James Uthmeier issued civil and criminal subpoenas to White Hawk Carriers, the employer of Harjinder Singh, on Sept. 4.
• Uthmeier also sent legal demands to California and Washington for documents on how Singh obtained commercial driver’s licenses in those states.
• Singh faces three counts of vehicular homicide in Florida after an alleged illegal U-turn on Aug. 12 led to a minivan collision that killed three people.
• Federal DOT and FMCSA reviews are examining whether Singh’s CDLs complied with federal rules, with preliminary findings citing California, Washington, and New Mexico.
• Officials say Singh entered the U.S. in 2018; he failed post-crash English and road-sign assessments, and ICE placed a detainer on him in August.