ISAAC MOHOMANE
As I've already explained that comrade has approved that we should do something, the unit which I've already formed.  He explained to me that that is an underground cell and then our task was to counteract violence which was done by the police and the State in torturing and harassing our people.
	I remember well that it was on Thursday when we reached an agreement that I should come and see him so that we should come up with the final decision of what to do.  We met on the 3rd of June, then he asked me about my unit and I said we are a unit of four, then he gave me a 357 pistol which was fully loaded so that we should go and carry out an operation on Friday, which was the 4th of June.
	On that day whoever was a policeman was supposed to be shot at.  He gave us orders that we should not disarm them, we should shoot them and we should not take their guns so that the message should be sent to their masters that their days are numbered and that that message should reach their masters and their bosses.
	On Friday I went to see my comrades and set up an appointment that at 5 o'clock we should meet at comrade Mosia's place where we used to do our training.  At 5 o'clock I arrived at Mosia's place.  I arrived there around half past five.  I found comrade Mosia and Jack Mofokeng.  We waited for Solomon Sera because he was working, so that we should wait for him and explain what he should do.
	Around half past six to seven comrade Solomon Sera arrived together with his car, he came with his car.  We sat down and planned about the operation because the commander has already issued a command target location, so that those people which are targets are the police and the area which should be targeted were police stations and shopping centres because they used to go there for lunch or supper.  If we don't get them at the shopping centres we should go to the police station where we would find them.
	On that particular day, it was around past eight to nine when we decided that myself and Solomon should go together and patrol as to where we would find out targets.  After we left, Solomon Sera took a decision that we should start at the shopping centre and look at the parking area as to whether their cars are not parked in that area, as I've already explained.
	When we arrived at the parking area we were able to identify one of the police cars, that was a Mitsubishi Canter.  We knew exactly that that car was used by the police.  We stayed there for a few minutes.  I told Solomon Sera that we should leave and then go and fetch our other remaining comrades because I was having a gun which is a 357, which I took it from the commander and the 15 shooter I left it with Solomon Sera.  
	We went back to fetch comrades and together with the gun we went back to the shopping centre.  Around past 9 to 10 'clock the kombi was still there where we saw it earlier.  We agreed with Solomon Sera that we should go and park the car a kilometre away from the scene.
	He returned after parking the car, Phillip Mosia.  We instructed him to go and survey where those police were inside the shopping centre.  He went inside the restaurant.  He returned and gave us a report that they were still in the restaurant and they are still eating and they had bottles of liquor.  
	After he returned we stayed outside and waited for them to come out.  They came out around half past eleven.  I informed Solomon Sera to return to the car so that after finishing the operation we should find him in the car.
	I had the 537.  My assistant who is Jack Mofokeng was having a 15 shooter.  Unfortunately at half past twelve they went out.  That is where we started shooting.  We were given an order that we should not disarm them, we should shoot them so that the message should be clear, so that the authorities should know that if the police continue with their torture therefor their days are numbered.
	After we finished with the operation we went to the car.  I gave the driver those guns so that he should leave with them.  He left me at my place where I slept.