ISRAEL NYONI HLONGWANE
... time is over, we should take the boys out.  I tried to get them out, but they all ran around and Mkhonza himself has to start yelling at them and said they should get out, talking to them in a serious language.  I will say after the attacks we'll run back to Mkhonza's place and even in this particular time we ran back to Mkhonza's place, and after that the police car, known as the Casper came.  It stopped at the gate and there was Felani.  He talked to Mkhonza and asked whether all the boys are all back.  Mkhonza asked me whether the boys are all back and I confirmed that they were all back.  And then there were policemen in the car, about nine (9) of them, they were all white and Felani was the only black official.  As the houses were burning and people crying we were in this Casper and we were travelling around.  The Casper didn't stop in any particular scene, it just passed around the area.  And we went to a place at the soccer field.  There was a lady who was crawling on her knees and she was crying, and they switched on the Casper's bright lights and when we look at the ground we saw a boy trying to jump a fence.  We ask what was happening to the child and "what was happening to you", and she said someone was trying to rape her.  "As we were doing that, you came running trying to jump the fence or a concrete wall".  I took out my firearm, aimed at him, tried to shoot at him and he fell on the other side of the fence.  I don't know whether he died or not.  And that's where it ends.