MANDLEKAHISE JOSESPH MKHIZE
On that day I was keeping guard at Golo Park.  I done this to protect the community because a rumour heard that they were going to approach from a certain forest in the area.  I remained in a ...(indistinct) forest on the lookout for these people.  I waited there until dusk fell.  Thereafter I returned to the Ingite home.  They then prepared tea for me.  As I was still drinking tea I was with Vyasan Luluva.  The dogs started barking outside.  I then thought this must be the people I had been waiting for because the house was along the road so they wouldn't approach from that road.  I then decided to cock my firearm.  A person then kicked the door in.  I then realised this person was in a fighting mood so I started firing and then after that there was a load noise firing from all around.  I told everyone else to lie on the ground and I'd be the only person firing back.  It was obvious to me these people were heavily armed.  When I ran out of ammunition and I could hear from the sound that was going on outside that they were also running out of ammunition, they were changing cassettes.  I then found that the heaviest noise was coming from below.  I then decided to throw the hand grenade in that direction.  I was in a rondawel and I threw the hand grenade from the top of the rondawel and threw it to that direction where the loudest noise came from.  I then fell down to the ground and cocked my firearm again, ready.
	After throwing the hand grenade I heard a woman's voice screaming, "Mandle, these are the police, they are not the attackers."  I was surprised that they hadn't said anything.  Why didn't they announce themselves?  They were aware that there was fighting going on, why didn't they announce themselves and produce their badges?  Why should we have to exchange such gunfire?  
	The station commander then approached and he said "yes, we are the police" and I didn't understand because at the time there were people who went around killing people and they will do this in the name of the police so I did not believe him at first.
	Another police officer, Mr Njangasi, approached.  I knew this Njangasi well so I recognised his voice.  At that time I realised that these were the police and I thought of shooting myself and unfortunately I had run out of ammunition.  They then asked for everybody else to leave the room and I was afraid that they might shoot me because I was an ANC person so I was afraid to come out, I remained in the rondawel but then everyone else persuaded me to come out and not be afraid.  I then did so and I was apprehended outside the rondawel.  They then started assaulting me, asking me where the firearms were I had nothing else besides the one that was in the house.