ZAMA THUTHA
Thandekulo carried her, he was holding her by the arm, took her to a place underneath the tree.
	He then told the co-accused to go to the truck to see what else was there.  He went, I followed behind him.  I also wanted to check.  I wanted to see how the truck worked as well, because it had a power brakes that I was not used to.
	As I was going towards the truck, I heard a bang behind me.  I looked and Thandekulo was shooting there.  I went back to the truck, I closed the doors.  Thandekulo said I must not leave.  He asked what weapon I was carrying, he asked how many bullets I've got in the home made rifle and I said there was one.  He then gave me the weapon that he was using.
	I left this weapon in the truck, we left Thandekulo behind.  I didn't see him overtaking us again on the way until we got to the tarred road.  When we were on the tar road, I saw Thandekulo coming, going towards Idutywa.
	When we were at Nqolo's, just before Idutywa I saw a road block ahead of us and just above us there was a helicopter, I could hear the sound.
	I turned back, Thandekulo had just passed the road block, there were traffic cops.  I turned back.  As I turned back, the helicopter was already there, trying to stop me.  The van with the Police also was behind me by that time.
	I stopped, we got out.  The Police stopped us.  We stood in front of the truck.  There were a whole lot of Transkeian Police by then.  
	There were a whole lot of Police by then.  We were standing in front, Nqeba (indistinct), they were all there, the Police.  They didn't ask anything, they just came to us and beat us up.
	Even the Policeman that is here in this room, he beat us up immensely.