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A screengrab of a man placing a flashing blue light on the top of a car roof and items seized during a police operation. A good thank to Kulai . He was taking a friend to Genting Highlands when he noticed that a car was tailing them. They encounter and happened at about 5.40am. 

They are launched by Kulai police department.

In a statement released on Tuesday morning, Johor police chief Kamarul Zaman Mamat confirmed that two Malaysian men, aged 43 and 48, were arrested during a police operation at 6pm the previous day.

“One of the suspects is a civil servant,” said Mr Kamarul Zaman, without specifying details.

He added that based on police records, one of the two men arrested was previously convicted of drug-related offences.

Incident is believed to have taken place along the North-South Highway near the Sedenak exit in Kulai, which is in the state of Johor.


In a statement released on Tuesday morning, Johor police chief Kamarul Zaman Mamat confirmed that two Malaysian men, aged 43 and 48, were arrested during a police operation at 6pm the previous day.

Johor police chief added that the two suspects may be charged under section 170 of the penal code. If found guilty, they may be sentenced up to 2 years in jail or fined, or both.

Additionally, (if) the suspects may also be charged under Section 135 of the Customs Act which states that if found guilty, they may be jailed between six months and five years along with a fine.