California pizza joint allegedly used as meth distribution hub as illegal immigrant charged

A California man, Kawal Preet Singh, is accused of using a Round Table Pizza restaurant in Dinuba as a hub for distributing large quantities of methamphetamine. Federal authorities uncovered over 40 pounds of meth, three firearms, and significant cash during an investigation into Indian organized crime. Singh, an Indian national living illegally in the U.S., has pleaded not guilty to federal drug and firearm charges.

• Kawal Preet Singh, an Indian national residing illegally in the U.S., is indicted on federal drug and firearm charges.
• Authorities allege Singh used a Round Table Pizza restaurant in Dinuba, California, to distribute over 40 pounds of methamphetamine.
• The investigation, which began with a May tip, uncovered meth, three guns, and over $10,000 in cash at Singh’s home and the restaurant.
• Singh reportedly worked with a network of truck drivers to transport narcotics, with evidence suggesting involvement in transporting hundreds of kilograms of cocaine.
• The restaurant is listed as permanently closed on Google, and its parent company stated the local owners were unaware of the alleged illegal activities.