ZUKILE MBAMBO
You see Ma'am, there is not a single mission where a thought about Police does not occur.  The only thing that happened is that we must check the place where we are, how far is it from the Police when they are called, whether they will take long to come to the area where we are at.
	For instance, when we went to the station, East London station bar, our road was via Cambridge, but when we passed the Highgate Hotel, we noted that the Highgate Hotel was full, there was something like a disco on.
	We then decided that it is not necessary for us to go to the station bar, East London, let us rather make a u-turn at the railway station at Cambridge, and come back, hit the Highgate Hotel.  What our calculations were, were that the station bar in town, there are many Policemen in contradiction, we have better chances of running away at Highgate.
	In the vicinity of Highgate there is no Police station on our way, except the one at Mdantsane.  This means the danger will only be from behind.  When people from Highgate Hotel called the Police, we shall have reached Mdantsane.  When they tell the Police at Mdantsane, we would have dumped the car already and have split.
	I am trying to say Ma'am, there is not a single operation where you don't think about the problem of the Police, because you know you can be arrested, killed or get hurt.
	It is not only the Bahai case where we thought about the situation of being arrested.  In all our actions, we did think about the question of being arrested.  Even at Highgate we shot with the rifle grenade, not wanting to go in physically, hit from a distance, not being seen, and then disappear.
	Even at the Da Gama case we thought to use the rifle grenade, hit from a distance and simply disappear fast.  Even if the Police are called, we will be very far off.  All the time, we were thinking about what we do, we must be able to retreat properly and not have casualties or people who are hurt, that is what we are checking.