Punjabi Devils Gang Founder Jashanpreet Singh Pleads Guilty to Illegal Arms Dealing in US

‘Punjabi Devils’ biker boss tried to flee California for India after arrest for dealing guns: feds

The leader of a California biker gang pleaded guilty after allegedly selling illegal firearms and attempting to flee the US, authorities said, facing up to 15 years in prison.

'Punjabi Devils' founder pleads guilty to illegal firearms dealing, machine gun possession

27-year-old Jashanpreet Singh of Lodi pleaded guilty to illegally dealing firearms and possessing a machine gun, U.S. Attorney Eric Grant announced.According to

Punjabi Devils founder pleads guilty in federal gun case in Stockton

Jashanpreet Singh, founder of the Punjabi Devils Motorcycle Club, pleaded guilty to federal firearms charges after trying to flee court.

Alleged 'Punjabi Devils' Motorcycle Gang Leader Pleads Guilty To Illegally Possessing Machine Gun

Punjabi Devils Motorcycle Club founder, Jashanpreet Singh, pleaded guilty to federal firearms charges after authorities caught him trying to sell weapons.

Machine guns and pineapple grenades: Punjabi Devils founder pleads guilty in US

US News: Jashanpreet Singh, the founder of the US-based outlaw motorcycle group Punjab Devils, has pleaded guilty to owning and dealing in illegal firearms and explosives. He had previously been arrested last year by FBI agents while he was trying to board a flight to escape to India.

Punjabi Devils gang founder Jashanpreet Singh pleads guilty to illegal arms dealing in US

27-year-old California resident was intercepted by FBI at San Francisco airport while attempting to flee to India