PETROSE MOSOTHO
It was about three in the morning. The police came at my home. They took me. I asked them where they are taking me too and they told me to shut-up not to say anything because I came to Colesberg with my politics. They took me to the Casspir and they were kicking me. They took me to the police station.
When I arrived there they took me to the prison. They put me in a dark cell. I couldn't see anything. There was no light, it was only dark. Other policemen came with the van and the cars. They took me outside and they put a plastic bag over my head and my hands were hand-cuffed behind me and they took me to Middleburg where they were assaulting me. I didn't know what happened. I just saw myself waking up in Bloemfontein in the hospital. That's all I have to say.