A federal court in California sentences Jashanpreet Singh, a Punjab-origin man and founder of the “Punjabi Devils” motorcycle club, to five years and four months in prison for firearms-related offences, according to statements referenced by Indian media outlets and the U.S. Department of Justice. The sentencing follows a case in which Singh is found to have illegally dealt with weapons, including conduct tied to gun trafficking. Prosecutors also allege he possessed a machine gun as part of the firearms activity. One report describes the matter as illegal possession and sale of weapons, while another specifies the prison term and describes the offences as involving dealing in firearms and possession of a machine gun. Both accounts attribute the case outcome to a U.S. federal court ruling in California and cite a DOJ statement. The reports are consistent that the sentence is more than five years and that the charges relate to unlawful firearms dealings in the United States.