What foreign currency and tools were seized from the suspects?

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Foreign Currency and Housebreaking Tools Seized from Suspects

During an operation following a roadblock incident, police apprehended two foreign nationals and confiscated a sum of foreign currency alongside various housebreaking tools. The seized items included foreign currencies valued at RM9,839.85. Additionally, a collection of tools commonly used for breaking and entering was found, comprising a hand drill, a sledgehammer, a screwdriver, and a saw.
Seized Foreign Currency

The suspects were found to be in possession of foreign currencies totalling RM9,839.85. This discovery was made after the vehicle they were travelling in was pursued by police and subsequently skidded off the road.
Confiscated Housebreaking Implements

Authorities recovered several implements identified as tools for housebreaking from the suspects' vehicle. These included a hand drill, a sledgehammer, a screwdriver, and a saw, indicating potential criminal intent.
Suspects' Background and Remand

Both arrested individuals, aged between 35 and 45, were reported to have no prior criminal records and tested negative for drugs. They have been remanded until the following Monday to facilitate investigations under Section 307 of the Penal Code and Section 28 (i) of the Minor Offences Act 1955 for the possession of housebreaking tools.

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