MR MOLEFE
It was around two o' clock in the morning when I heard a knock, you know, a silent knock at my door of my mukhukhu, an informal settlement and then I just did not respond immediately.  I was alone at home by that time.  I just kept quiet and the knock was persistent.  Then I realised that, no man, whoever is knocking from outside is aware that I am inside, so I asked who are you.  Then someone said, the police, very quietly, the police.  Then I said, at this time of the day, no man, wait outside, up until it is, you know, dawn.  I do not allow visitors at this time of the day, you see.
	No, no, no, I was really not prepared to open.  Then they, well, continued to be quiet, so I was wondering that police are men of force, you know, threatening people, they are so quiet.  Then I went to the windows screaming, opened them and screamed at my next door neighbours, you see, on the left and on the right-hand.  Well, you know, I could not see whether they were, they responded to my call, then I started using,making noise, taking window frames and knocking them against the wall of my mukhukhu, the zinc house, just to attract the attention of the people in the neighbourhood.  
	Well, they were in the meantime, battling with the door and they broke it open, they broke the handle, presently it is without that handle, and they used some tile lever, they thought that it is a door that they could push in, only to find that it is a door that must be pushed, pulled, you know, not pushed in.  So, they broke the handle in the process and they went for a, because they could not open it, they went for a tile lever and forced it open.  
	At that point in time I was in front of the house and now, of the door.   When it opened there were just police here who, you know, leapt into the house, grabbed me and, you know, dragged me outside.