STEVEN TREVOR HUSSAN
As we were moving down the embankment, that is just after crossing the railway line, a radio message had come over that the suspects were moving towards Mdantsane as I have already said and the right hand side of the section, or the line, fell slightly behind as we were turning to the left.
	At that stage a volley of shots were fired, I immediately took cover, as we did not know where the shots were coming from.  Then we turned around and moved back towards from where the shots had come from.  At that point, a second volley of shots were fired, in our direction and once again took cover and we tried to identify where the attack was coming from.
	It was slightly impossible to identify at that stage, as I said the bush was very dense and the grass was long.  At that point, Constable Aslet also shouted at me that one of the Policemen from our section had been shot.  It was not know who was shot at the time.
	We then moved towards the direction from which the fire had come from again, or the shots had been fired from, and at that point, a third volley of shots were heard, and then everything was quiet after that.
	From this position I could see Constable Williams laying face down, on the ground and I went over to him, checked for his vital signs and didn't find any trace of any vital signs then.
	At the same time, other members of my section had secured the area where the suspects were and also had disarmed the suspects.