MOLEFE MICHAEL SELEPE
Yes, that is correct.  We left on that particular day, everything was arranged and I was told about the members because Bla had already arranged with those SDU members who were going there with me.  Even the place itself, was already identified, the police station that is.
	We left, it was myself, Bla, comrade Nqiqi Hlango, comrade Clark Sibeko and comrade Kathi.  On our way to the place, when we arrived at the police station, he gave us the firearms.
	I cannot remember what type of firearm I had, whether it was a shotgun or something else.  I had to stand at a certain position, to be on the lookout if there would be police or other police vehicles that would be coming in, hence I was there to defend and there were other people who were to be at the front line, that was comrade Nqiqi and comrade Clark.
	When I went in there, I remained outside.  I think comrade Bla was in the car.  When I came in, the people were ordered to lay down.  There were two policemen.  The role that I played there, one policeman that was laying on the floor, he wanted to look at my face, that is the police that I tried to prevent him from lifting up his head and I used my foot to do so.
	They requested the keys to the safe and in the safe, the pistols were removed.  The palm guns and the R4 rifles and the R1, if I am not mistaken.  
	After doing that, as they were still laying on the floor, we cut the telephone wire and we went back into the car and we went back to the township.  When we arrived at the township, we left the stuff with Bla because it was at night and the following day, Bla as the Commander, distributed them to the other Sections who were also in the war zone, the other Sections that were also in the war zone.