TESTIMONY_GIVER:
  All right.  Okay, I will try to highlight.  What happened then, after seeing me he went out, and he came in with the special constables.  One of the special constables said, "Where is Mfazwe?"  Because the children were so afraid of them they pointed at me.  Then the assault started.  They assaulted me.  My eyes were swollen until I could not see.  My face was full of blood.  Now, I hit one of them with a fist.  He fell and he fainted.  They took him out, and after a few minutes I saw a white man - I heard a white man.  He asked them, "Where is he?"  One of the constables pointed at me, and this white man gave me just one blow and I was shaken.  I blew back.  He wanted to grab his firearm, but one member of the Special Branch came in and he said, "What do you want from him?"  They left.  The following day - the station commander of Botshabelo at that time was Mr Tsumela, who is today the deputy commissioner of the police.  On the day thereafter the children were arrested because of the information received at the clinic.  All those children who were shot were fetched from their homes, and their parents were convinced to lay charges against me because I mobilised the children to go and burn the buses.  Some of the parents refused, except the parents of just one child, and all the parents said, "No, their children were not led into this action."  And a day after that I also requested to lay charges.  The person who was supposed to carry on with my statement was Sergeant Gayile.  He advised me to drop off the charges because by doing so I will not leave the police station.  Now, for my life to be safe he was asking me - he did not order me, he was just pleading with me, and I listened to him.  I left the police station and I was taken to Bloemfontein Prison.  That was after I was taken to court and the Court refused us bail.  We were eight in number.  I was the accused No 1.  We were refused bail.  I was taken to Bloemfontein Prison.  There was no bail.