ROMEO MBUSO MBAMBO
It was on a Sunday morning, I was alone in the house.  The Internal Stability Unit from the SAP arrived at my house.  They kicked the door open, got inside the house and pointed with guns at me and then they started searching the other rooms.  When I asked them what they wanted they said they were looking or searching for weapons and that they had information that I had AK47's in my house.  Because I was alone in the house and because I had been attacked several times in the house I had two AK47's under my bed and the rest were in the trunk locked away.  They found these two guns under the bed.  After this the white sergeant came in and he turned on the light because they had not turned on the light before but they had their torches on.  On turning on the light he was shocked and he asked if I was not a KwaZulu policeman	and I said yes and he said "are you stationed at eSikhawini?" and I said that is so and he requested the other policemen to leave the house, he wanted to speak to me alone.  They left and he said to me "how do you work, how do you operate at the eSikhawini Police Station?" and I said I didn't understand what he was saying and he replied that they had received information from Crime Stop that my house J2 4091, that certain MK members resided at this house and they were armed, that he was there having been accompanied by a KwaZulu police member who had identified the house and who had initially phoned Crime Stop and given them that information.
	I asked who that policeman was and he said we should go outside because this policeman was outside.  Because I did not quite trust him, I took my gun and went out with him.  On arriving outside I saw two Inyalas outside and behind these two Inyalas were two vans, one of them AZP777 from eSikhawini, it was stationery.  On nearing the van I saw that the driver was Sergeant Dlamini who was in the hit list that had been supplied by the IFP leadership.  There was also a boy called Mbuso in the passenger seat who resided at H2 but his home was at Langezwa.  This boy was not a policeman but he was an ANC member.  He was dressed in camouflage uniform from the KwaZulu Police.  I was shocked to see this.  There was also Constable Kadela from the eSikhawini Police Station.  
	When I approached the car I said "these people are drunk" and this white Sergeant said Dlamini should get out of the car because he wanted to test his liquor level.  Dlamini pretended to be getting out but he did not he just pressed on the car and sped off.  We went across the road trying to block his way and he just came straight for us and we just had to get off the road.  
	This white policeman then apologised and said because they had broken the door they would arrive at eSikhawini Police Station and go to Brigadier Msemela and they would make a full statement on the incident so that the state could refund me so that I could fix my door.  
	I went to Mrs Umbiasi's house and reported the matter to her.