Did the police find any illicit items in the crashed car?

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No Illicit Items Found in Crashed Vehicle Following Police Chase

Police have confirmed that no illicit items, such as drugs or dangerous weapons, were discovered in the crashed car following a high-speed chase that concluded early this morning. The vehicle, a Honda City, was intercepted by police along Jalan Johor near Pavillion Damansara Heights.
Vehicle and Occupants Inspected

Following the collision with a signboard at a U-turn, the male driver and a female passenger, both foreigners in their 20s, were apprehended by authorities at the scene. Another individual managed to evade capture. A thorough examination of the car's interior yielded no suspicious materials.
Driver and Passenger Background Checks

Both arrested individuals, who are foreigners, did not have any prior criminal records. They have been remanded for one day to assist with ongoing investigations into the incident.
Vehicle Registration and Status

Further inquiries revealed that the Honda City is registered under the name of a local man. The vehicle had not been reported as missing or stolen prior to the incident.
Legal Investigations Underway

The case is currently being investigated under Section 186 of the Penal Code for obstructing a public servant in the discharge of their duties, as well as Section 279 of the Penal Code for reckless driving on public roads. Authorities are seeking information from the public to aid their investigation.

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