TESTIMONY_GIVER:
  No, he was just the community police.  And Msomi said, "I am not going there.  I won't go there.  I won't set my foot there.  Tomorrow I am going to work."  Truly he slept.  He did not go anywhere, he just said he wanted to have his supper and he slept.  The following morning he went to work.  Around quarter to five I heard people knocking at the window.  They said, "Makabhayi, Makabhayi."  I said, "Yes."  They said, "Where is Msomi?"  I told them, "Msomi has already left.  He went to work."  They said, "What time did he go, and what time did he board the bus?"  I told them at four.  I looked at the watch and the watch was quarter to five.  They came back after a while.  They said, "Ma Nkosezwe, Nkosezwe's mum."  They said, "You go to the bus stop.  I hear there is some attacks."  They left again.  They passed my shack and they went to the third shack from my shack.  There were all sorts of assegais in that house.  I had my walking stick.  They said, "You rush to the bus stop."