The illegal immigrant truck driver accused killing three people in a massive wreck on a Florida highway has been sent back to the Sunshine State after fleeing to sanctuary state California. Harjinder Singh, 28, was loaded onto a plane in California Thursday and flown back to Florida, according to the Florida Department of Highway Safety.

Singh, an illegal immigrant, is facing three counts of vehicular homicide after he allegedly made a U-turn in an unauthorized area of the Florida Turnpike and collided with a vehicle.

White Hawk Carriers Inc., the trucking company that employed driver Harjinder Singh at the time of his triple-fatal Florida turnpike crash, has been shut down.

Harjinder Singh answered just two of 12 questions correctly when being tested for English language proficiency by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration after the April 12 crash.

Singh, who has lived in California, faces charges in Florida after authorities say his reckless driving on the Florida Turnpike caused a crash that killed three people. Singh and a San Joaquin County judge signed his extradition papers Tuesday afternoon at San Joaquin County Superior Court.

Singh is accused of being behind the wheel of a tractor-trailer attempting a U-Turn on the Florida's Turnpike on Aug. 12. The incident led to a crash and the death of three people in another vehicle in St. Lucie County. Singh is being held in a California jail on no bond.

The Department of Homeland Security claimed that Indian truck driver Harjinder Singh whose wrong U-turn took three lives in Florida was given a work p.