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heavily armed and by that time we were not armed yet.  We had not started arming ourselves yet.  When the comrades reported at the National 
Union of the Mine Workers, they advised that the comrades of the location must find a taxi and that we must hunt for these people and we've got the taxis to do that.  And we found them then we beat them up, we find some of them, we beat them up on the 26th of August.  The one I remember very well is Carter and other two that we found on that day, the rest of the group, we never found them, they were already in hiding. On that same day, after having beaten them up we took them home. On that same day I got a call from my mother to say that you must never come home today, Nzimeni has just left with his group and are having all dangerous weapons and they say they want your head. You better stay just where you are. And I assured her that I'm safe because there's comrades in Agnes' house.  On Wednesday I was arrested for beating these people.  After a lengthy trial at the regional court which took a year, in the Klerksdorp Regional Court, we were acquitted on the basis of lack of evidence against accused.  It was myself, Siabonga Sebe, Walter Siharudzi and Albie Fasie.  All of us were in this case of beating these other group members.  On Monday the 27th, on the 27th of August it was on a Monday, we were still hunting for them.  We had strength and power and the comrades were coming into Agnes place and we were carrying pangas and knives as well, all these dangerous weapons because the situation was becoming clear that it was dangerous.  We heard from the local police station when we got there, we were told that Mr de Beer will be called because he was with us in the working 1B.	group/...
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group. When he came, Mr de Beer, there were two comrades from the Regional Office, Zakes Mulekane and Howard, he was the chairperson of the regional office ANC, and Howard Dao.  We cannot discuss this in front of the police, we must go to a meeting.  Then we went to Wurakanela High School on the 27th of August.  When we got there we sat down and discussed this matter trying to get their viewpoint as to why do they do this?  The things that they disclosed they were not clear, they said they don't believe that we must discuss to form a working group with the police because they are not, I'll explain this issue of KUYOK. KUYOK of 1986 which was burning and finding targets, burning police cars and bakeries, everything they would enter the location delivering, burning police houses and everything.  They said they were members of KUYOK and they don't believe into the things that we do to sit down discussing.  They don't like discussions at all.  We came...(intervention)