XOLILE DANIEL NTOZINI
Yes I was.  When I was out on bail I still had to continue going to the court of law.  This one particular day when we went to court, but there were no proceedings, we walked home, I wanted to inform them at home as to what was happening.  There are two townships in Middelburg, there's the old township, then there's the main road that separates the old township from the new one, I walked through the old township, there is a policeman who is called Ben Metsi, there were other police in his house.  He was moving his furniture into a van and other police were helping him. I don't know what was going on because I was from court.  I asked the others what was going on and they said we were not allowed to go to the new township by the police.  I said that I'm going and two other comrades joined me saying that they are going to the new township.  We walked the police, past the sports fields, we crossed the main road, there was a field next to the main road and when we got to the middle of it a yellow detectives' car started approaching me.  I said to my comrades that these people are after me and suggested that we should walk back.  As we were walking back there was yet another car from the Special Branch which had not been there when we walked past the first time. Well then, I said, there is nothing we can do, these people have plans about me.
 We tried to run away because there are footpaths but it came after us.  I then told the comrades to walk ahead so that we can find out what was going on and I was going to walk behind them.  There were four police in the car, two white police, Ben Malite.