JABU JAMES MALINGA
I was at Kambuli's store at 220.  We were surprised the policemen and the soldiers were just arresting people at the street.  They just pointed at me and they said I must come with them. I wanted to know what happened, they just said come here.  When I got there they wanted to know whether I know Vincent.  I said no I don't know Vincent.  They said he showed us on the 16th Avenue, he is one of your comrades.  I said no I don't know him.  They took us to Jukskei by the water and we sat there for round about two hours inside the water and they started beating us.  I wanted to know is it legal for them to beat us up when they arrested us.  They said I talk too much, I have got a big
ALEXANDRA HEARING TRC/GAUTENG
7 MALINGA
mouth.  They called their sergeant and then he said that they must put me aside.  They left the other people, then they put me into the soldiers' van.  They took me to their camp at Calvin.  There they made us do exercises the whole day.  On the second day they said to me I can go home.  I wanted to know as to who will help me with my medical bill because my teeth were loose.  They said I must go to Mandela.  Then I didn't know what to say to them.