What actions led to the discovery of the impersonators?

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Discovery of Police Impersonators Stemmed from Suspicious Vehicle and Lack of Identification

The apprehension of three men impersonating police officers was a direct result of a routine patrol unit's observation of a suspicious vehicle and the subsequent inability of one of the occupants to provide legitimate identification or explanation for possessing police paraphernalia. This encounter occurred on the Shah Alam Expressway (KESAS) where the individuals were attempting to evade a police inspection.
Patrol Unit's Initial Detection

A police patrol car unit (MPV) identified a Perodua Myvi car carrying three individuals who appeared suspicious. The patrol unit initiated a stop to investigate their behaviour, leading to the discovery of the impersonation attempt.
Failure to Present Authority

Upon being stopped, one of the men claimed to be a police officer. However, he was unable to produce any official authority card to substantiate his claim, raising immediate suspicion from the officers conducting the inspection.
Discovery of Police Paraphernalia

A subsequent inspection of a black bag within the vehicle revealed a collection of items commonly associated with police work. These included handcuffs, a police pass card with a photo and ID number, an iron badge bearing the police emblem, and an Interpol chain. The suspects were unable to offer a satisfactory explanation for their possession of these items.

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