MR MKHIZE
I was with my father and we requested to see the Station Commander of the Piet Retief police station.  I don't remember his surname.  We reported to him.  My father spoke to him at length and told him that he should see to it that the matter proceeds further and that I should not be tortured or asked any funny questions.  I submitted the statement and my father left me with the Station Commander and told him what happened to me.  Even the police were there.  When I came to submit the statement on the Monday, we got the police who had attacked me before and they drove to my place and they got my mother at my place.  They said they'd come to drop off my clothes because I had left them in a taxi that was from Swaziland.  My mother took a list of the things that they had brought and asked them who they were but refused to identify themselves.  She, however took down their number plates.