WILLIAM MAKULANI
In 1968 I was in my house sleeping and policemen came to my house in the morning at 2 -  it was at 2 a.m.  They knocked at the door and came into the house and started searching the house all over, throwing  my clothes and scattering  them all over the room.  And when I asked them what they were doing, who's permission did they have.  
Then they told me they were policemen, I should not question them.  Then I kept quiet and at about 3 o'clock in the morning, I again asked them what they actually wanted.  Then they said that I should leave them.  I shouldn't just talk nonsense to them.  Then I said to them  Why should you talk like that?  Then they said  This is our job.  Then I left them.  They went on and on, then they took me - just before that they asked me to dress up because I was in pajamas ...[intervention]