BREAKING: DHS confirms to Bill Melugin that a semi-truck driver arrested for causing a head on crash in Indiana that killed 4 people on Tuesday is a Kygryzstani national who entered the US via the Biden administration's CBP One cell phone app on 12/19/2023 at the Nogales, AZ port of entry, and was released into the US via parole by the Biden admin.

Police say 30-year-old Bekzhan Beishekeev was driving on SR 67 in Jay County, Indiana when he didn’t stop for another slowed semi-truck, swerving instead into oncoming traffic and crashing head-on into a van, killing four people, several of whom were reportedly Amish, according to local media.

ICE records show Beishekeev is now in ICE custody, meaning local law enforcement honored a detainer and already handed him over.

A reminder, the Biden era CBP One cell phone app allowed 50,000 to 60,000 otherwise inadmissible aliens to enter the US legally every month for two year humanitarian parole grants. President Trump terminated the program the day he was inaugurated, and has since turned it into a self deportation app.

More to come on this as we get it.

https://www.wane.com/top-stories/isp-investigates-multi-car-crash-in-jay-county-that-killed-3/amp/

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FOUR PEOPLE KILLED BY ILLEGAL ALIEN SEMI-TRUCK DRIVER.

On February 3, Bekzhan Beishekeev, an illegal alien from Kyrgyzstan, was traveling on an Indiana highway when he allegedly failed to brake for a slowed semi-truck in front of him. Police say he swerved into the westbound lane and slammed into a van carrying up to 15 passengers. Four people were killed in the crash.

Beishekeev illegally came to the United States using the Biden administration’s disastrous CBP One app and was released into the United States. Even worse, Josh Shapiro’s Pennsylvania issued him a commercial driver’s license.

Sanctuary politicians must STOP issuing commercial driver’s licenses to illegal aliens before another American is killed.

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Pradeep Tamang, Badge #2741 biography:

Pradeep Tamang, Badge #2741 was born on April 8, 2000, in Jhapa, Nepal. He was a bright, ambitious, and intelligent young man with a deep passion for learning and service. He resettled to the United States in 2008, where he continued to build a life rooted in dedication and purpose.

He graduated from Akron Early College High School in 2019, earning both his high school diploma and an Associate Degree in Arts. He went on to graduate from the University of Akron in 2021 with a bachelor’s degree in National Security, followed by a Master of Arts in Political Science in Security Studies in 2023.

After completing his education, Pradeep began his career as a private investigator before transitioning to a correctional officer position at Dauphin County Prison. In 2024, he officially began his law enforcement career and graduated from the Gwinnett County Police Academy in May 2025.

Pradeep absolutely loved being police officer and took great pride in his work. He was always excited to share his experiences and stories, and he genuinely looked forward to going to work each day. Serving and protecting the community meant a lot to him.

Outside of work, Pradeep enjoyed playing video games, reading, and watching videos on social media. His favorite color was orange, and he loved drinking Coke and enjoying good food. He had a deep love for animals and dreamed of one day opening an animal sanctuary. He was naturally curious, passionate about learning new things, and enjoyed building and creating. Pradeep had plans to further his education by pursuing a PhD and hoped to expand his service through the military and one day, a career in politics.

Though his life was far too short, Pradeep lived with purpose, ambition, and heart. His dedication, kindness, and dreams will always be remembered.

Gwinnett County Police