DANIEL PETRUS SIEBERT
"During my period of service in the South
African Police, I, at all times, acted in good faith in the service of the South African or in the interest of the South African Police and the Government of the day.  I served on the border in Ovamboland during 1976 during which time I was exposed to guerrilla warfare and terrorism.
	During my service on the border I visited a variety of scenes and did investigations where members of the local population were robbed, kidnapped, murdered or mutilated by members of the Swapo Liberation Movement.  These persons also experienced the loss or destruction of their property and I visited several scenes where members of the security forces were shot and killed or injured in traps.  I was present when the bodies of these people had to be removed and I was also present in a particular incident when five members of the defence force were shot dead and another incident where seven members of the defence force were seriously injured and mutilated in similar incidents in ambushes.  
	These experiences created in me, a very deep horror of the so-called freedom fighters and persons who pretended that they were fighting against an unjust Government system.  At the same time I was of the opinion that the situation required of us that I would be the first to act, otherwise I would experience the same fate."