TESTIMONY_GIVER:
  Balaclava, yes.  I asked him - he said his boys seem to have left the copperhead in the area where they were chasing me.  Then I asked him, "Why would the police wear a copperhead?  Because copperheads are not for people that are doing legal things", and it was not cold on that day.  Then he didn't answer.  He said, "I do know that some of the members of the police can be tsotsis at some stage".  But when he left, after having not found the copperhead he wanted to find, then he told me that I will not survive.  They will get hold of me.  On the date that I can't remember they also were in the same - it was in August now, close to the attack to my house - I had realised that they were going to get me at that time, because they were everywhere I went and every car of the police I met was stopping me, searching my car, always, and my style of getting out of Esikhaweni - when I wanted to go out from Esikhaweni, I could first check whether or not there were cars following me and if I suspect I would come back to Esikhaweni.  Then they arrested me in the mid-August and they raided my house and they arrested everybody, despite the fact that they couldn't get anything from my house.  We were all arrested.  We were all gaoled.  And my car was used over the night and I could realise that, because before I went to the cell I checked the kilometres and I knew how much petrol I had in my car, but the next morning some other guys that we were arrested with, they were called to Mtunzini, but I wasn't.  Then we had to phone the lawyers.  We were using Saloshni Pillay at the time, and the Legal Resources Centre also was phoned at the time.  Legal Resources Centre, in which you were also working and Howard Varney was the person that was found there.  I was then released on bail, but because the case was being formulated and they couldn't charge me ... (intervention)