PHUMULA JOSIAS MANAGA
As far as Mr Ravele is concerned it happened this way.  Mr Ravele of course we assaulted him not at his home only.  Ravele was a person who seemed to be interested in co-operating with the police in investigating this case of the bombing of the police station where he ended up coming to the police station with a detonator and gave it to Captain Sofuwa promising to give us evidence in connection with those people involved.
	Later we received information that at Makonde, in Venda, gunshots were heard.  In understanding that Mr Ravele is staying in the direction where the gunshots were heard I went there with Mr Ramaligela to search for him and then we found him.  In finding him Ravele was no longer prepared to tell the truth.  He said yes, I also heard it, and then we decided to take him to the office where we would question him well.
	In the office we were interrogating him, he said "yes I heard it but I don't know how it happened".  Then looking at the arm I realised that there was a burning and then I questioned him, what is it that burnt you here on the shoulder?  He said no it just happened one night.  Then we said, no, I think it's you who shot that gun and then maybe something burnt you on the shoulder from the bullets.
	While we were still beating Mr Ravele, Mr Ravele decided then to say, "no let me tell you the truth.  I am the person responsible for the gunshot".  And then we investigated, "where is the gun?".  He said, "I have it, it is right in my house and I dug and hid it there".  That was an AK47 gun with its ammunitions.  It is then that Mr Ravele showed us where he shot into the air.  
	While we were looking there we found doppies. There were many.  I can't remember how many doppies there were.  It is then that we take Mr Ravele to his home.  He took a spade and then he dug in the middle of the house and then we found the AK47.  We took it and then we returned to our office.
	On our arrival - let me say, as we were still dealing with Mr Ravele he also told us that there were other guns hidden which were hidden by those people who shot at the police station.  I still remember that the Mobile Unit was also involved and we went with the Mobile squad to Mr Ravele's place.  We went to a mountain near Makonde.  We were taken to the place where the guns were hidden.  It was just under a big stone.  It appeared that only doppies were left.  That is the only thing that we were able to find.
	We took Mr Ravele back to the office so that he could be charged.  He was taken to court.