MS MANDI ZOKWE
No they went outside because they realised the police were heavily armed, so they went to see what was happening.  They went out and left me alone.  But I didn't go out, I was used to the police, I wasn't even scared of them because they would come every time they wanted to.  They are killers, they are dogs.  I'm saying this because we used to call them by that name and I'm still using the name, dogs.
 Well I went out of the shop and I heard a gun shot.  I tried to lock the house but the second shot went off.  There were policemen outside, guarding the house.  They were 
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ready.  At the time of the gunshot, they were looking around.  They thought he would come out running so that they can shoot him instantly.  Well I left the shop and I locked it, and I went to the next door neighbours, no people were there.  Well I waited there, gunshots went on and on and on.  It wasn't only a single gunshot, it was a series of them. It sounded like a machine gun, but they didn't want anyone to come nearer to the yard.
 I'm not going to say granny, I call my grandmum Pepi.  During that time Pepi was not at home.  There were younger children at home.