TESTIMONY_GIVER:
  It was Sunday afternoon.  I was passing, going home, and I saw a group of youths and I wanted to pass.  And they said I should join them, I should help them, support them while they were singing.  Yes, I joined them and I started singing along with them.  A police Casspir approached from the west.  That was a Hippo.  It was approaching from a direction just not far from where we were, and a second Hippo approached and it came straight to us because we were at Mokwena Street.  We only heard gunshots, and we ran for cover until I ran into a house.  Because of the situation I could not go to the hospital, but the next morning a man took us to the hospital.  On arrival at the hospital I was x-rayed, trying to remove all the bullets.  And after that we were all pushed into the van and we were taken to the CID offices.  When we arrived at their offices we were then taken to the cells.  From the cells we were driven to Jamestown, and a tear gas canister was released in the van until we arrived at Jamestown Police Station.  That is where we were put in the cells.  At about 8 o'clock a white man without a police uniform came to us and he told us that we were making noise.  And he also had a tear gas canister in his possession.  He threw it at us.  Sir, it was terrible in that cell because he closed the door.  We were just packed in the toilet because we wanted to get water to get rid of the tear gas.  We spent that night without any blankets, not even one.  And after a day or two we were taken to Calamazembe(?) Prison.  That is at Bekkersdorp.   When we arrived at Bekkersdorp we were put in the cell and we spent 21 days.  We were taken back to Aliwal North thereafter.  We were each given a bail of R100,00.  After a few days we went back to the Court of Law and we were told that all the charges against us were dropped.  That is basically the gist of the first story.