WAYILESE PETER
He slapped me, kicked me, punched me.  There is a drawer where he kept his documents.  He said I must go under this drawer.
 He said I must go under this drawer.  I said that I could not go in.  Swanepoel then came.  He said - Dion then said I must lie on my back, he had his box, he stood on me and jumped up and down, standing on me.
 He said he demanded the truth, I said I don't know anything about this.  They both started beating me up.  Dion then pointed a gun on me, he said he would kill me any time.  I said, well I don't know anything, you can kill me.
 Swanepoel then said I must go to a cell.  Sipho Ntebe then said this is the dog.  He was saying this to Mkhululi.
 He said that I was part of the group.  Sipho Ntebe then slapped me.  This Betwald Febe was also a policeman.  He tried to ask Sipho why he had beat me up as he had seen that I was swelling up and had already been beaten up.
 They took my fingerprints, I was taken into a rubbish truck, I sat in the truck.  The other guy also had been beaten up.  We were then taken into the back of this rubbish truck.
 We stayed there until three o'clock.  We were then taken to Kei Road prison.  From there we were taken to court.  The case was postponed, we were then taken to King William's Town.
 My co-accused were there.  I was sentenced to three years imprisonment.  Two years was suspended, I served one year in jail.  The trial lasted 12 months.