Illegal immigrant’s rogue U-turn obliterates minivan, kills 3: Florida horror crash captured on camera
According to the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles, the suspect behind the crash entered the US illegally in 2018.
A semi-truck driver has been arrested after he took an illegal U-turn that claimed three lives on the Florida Turnpike. A video of the deadly incident shows the moment the vehicle suddenly took a turn, which caused an incoming car to crash into it. As per reports, the person behind the reckless manoeuvre is identified as Harjinder Singh, who has been staying in the USA illegally since 2018.

“These are the alleged semi-truck drivers who killed three people while making a U-turn at an ‘Official Use Only’ turn on the Florida Turnpike. The Florida Highway Patrol is describing the wreck as a homicide investigation,” shared an individual along with the video of the crash.
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The video begins with a view from inside the semi-truck’s driver’s cab. Suddenly, the driver makes a U-turn, causing the car behind it to crash into the huge vehicle. Singh appears unmoved by the horror crash.
A post shared from the Official White House Rapid Response addressed the incident, adding that the driver has been arrested for vehicular homicide and he will eventually be deported.
“This individual is an illegal immigrant who was granted a commercial driver’s license by the State of California — and now, three innocent people are dead. He has been arrested for vehicular homicide and an ICE detainer has been issued.”
Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV) issued a statement about the Florida crash in which a truck driver was charged for vehicular homicide.
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Read the full statement:
“On August 12, 2025, State Troopers responded to a crash on Florida's Turnpike occurring in St. Lucie County. The crash involved a mini-van and a commercial semi-truck and trailer. Based upon our initial, but on-going criminal investigation, it is evident that the driver of the commercial semi-truck recklessly, and without regard for the safety of others, attempted to execute a U-Turn utilizing an unauthorized location. As a result of his actions, the three occupants of the mini-van are now deceased,” the statement said.
It continued, “State Troopers obtained a criminal arrest warrant for the driver, Harjinder Singh, for three (3) counts of vehicular homicide. During the course of this criminal investigation and with the assistance of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), State Troopers determined that Harjinder Singh entered the United States illegally, having crossed the Mexico border in 2018. The Defendant then obtained a Commercial Driver's License in the state of California. Under the federal authority delegated by ICE to FHP State Troopers through the 287 (g) program, State Troopers issued an ICE detainer.”.
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