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Jashanpreet Singh Gets 4-Year Sentence for I-10 Pileup Manslaughter

7/15/2026

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Jashanpreet Singh received a prison term of four years and eight months for three felony vehicular-manslaughter counts after the October 2025 eight-vehicle I-10 pileup in Ontario, California.
Federal officials said Singh entered the U.S. undocumented; California officials said his work authorization and REAL ID prove legal status.
Singh pleaded guilty, was arrested on suspicion of DUI, but toxicology later showed no drugs or alcohol; the judge cited his youth, no prior record, and the crash’s non-intentional nature.

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Jashanpreet Singh received a prison term of four years and eight months for three felony vehicular-manslaughter counts after the October 2025 eight-vehicle I-10 pileup in Ontario, California.
Federal officials said Singh entered the U.S. undocumented; California officials said his work authorization and REAL ID prove legal status.
Singh pleaded guilty, was arrested on suspicion of DUI, but toxicology later showed no drugs or alcohol; the judge cited his youth, no prior record, and the crash’s non-intentional nature.