MUTHEIWANA GABRIEL RAMUSHWANA
Mr Chair it is going to be a bit difficult for me to have a vivid recollection of what actually transpired but the report that I received then was that there were three armed men who arrived at the police station at that time, at 22h00 hours, and one pretended to have been injured or attacked by other people because he had bandages all around his head and arm, left arm, and he had an overcoat.  And then he told the policeman at the gate that he wanted to report a case and then the policeman opened the gate.
	At that time if I could just explain to the Commission the entire police force was actually warned that all members of the police force at that particular time should keep all their gates and doors of the police stations securely locked.  So at the time when this person arrived the gate was locked, and at the request of this person the policeman opened the gate and this person entered into the police station and then when he was inside the police station he told the sergeant, the charge office sergeant behind the counter, that he was assaulted by someone. Now when the sergeant wanted to obtain a statement from him he then opened his coat, unbuttoned his coat and then took out an AK47 and started shooting at the police station, at the policemen.
	Two policemen were fatally wounded there and then the gas bottles in the charge office which caught fire, and some dockets which were lying in the storeroom also caught fire and then the whole charge office was engulfed in fire.  
	One policeman who was outside was shot at by two other people who were also armed with AK47's.  And then he was also fatally wounded.  He eventually left the police force because he was medically unfit to perform his duties. Those two other policemen were burnt to ashes inside the charge office.  An RPG7 was used too, to finish up the charge office.