MS SEROKE
And you said you can't  identify  this policeman.  I would like you to put on your earphones because I am going to read in English and tell you about the policeman who did this incident.
Andile Kobe was a 22 year old electrician and political activist from Sandkraal near George.  While walking home, Kobe and his company decided to take a short cut past a neighbours house on the night of 19th March 1988.  Kobe and the neighbour got involved in an altercation as the latter objected to the company taking the short-cut on his property.
The police were called immediately and two of the three policeman started assaulting him with a sjambok and a kierie.
Three policemen, members of the Riot Squad were charged with his murder.  In May 1989 a former Oudtshoorn riot policeman, Andre Schutte - age 19 - was sentenced to twelve years imprisonment for bludgeoning Kobe to death.  His two former colleagues, Pieter Koen - age 21 - and Cornis Serfontein - age 22 - were each sentenced to seven years jail for attempted murder.
Koen testified that during the assault Schutte said to Kobe.   Vrek kaffir vrek.
Schutte was found to have hit  Kobe with a plank, and had to be restrained from jumping onto Kobe's head from a chair.  
 Yesterday we heard of Michael Lucas who within three months trial was sentenced to death and hanged for killing a white man.   But in this instance I will read you what the lawyers for Human Rights said about the case of Schutte and his colleagues.
The outcome of this case illustrates once again the double standards applied by both the office of the Attorneys General and many of our Judges and Magistrates.  We have conclusive proof that equality before the law is not a human rights enjoyed by the citizens of the country.  We are particularly distressed at the following trends
1. Where a group of black people are involved inn a killing 
invariably as many as can be identified and charged with murder based on the common purpose doctrine and vigorously prosecuted.
2, Where a group of white people [particularly farmers and 
 policemen] are involved in the killing of a black person,
invariably only the main perpetrator is charged with murder, the 
others with offences ranging from culpable homicide to 
common assault.  The prosecutions proceeds almost 
apologetically.
 3. Black people convicted of  murder, particularly when a 
white person is a victim, are sentences to death in
disproportionately high percentages.
 4. White people convicted of murder, particularly when a 
black person is a victim are sentenced to death in
disproportionately minute  percentages.  For example in 
1983 of the 21 whites convicted of murdering blacks, not 
one was sent to the gallows.
 So Thozama we are told that these three policeman are still in jail.   Is your mother still alive.