LAWRENCE GERALD WASSERMAN
Correct, Mr Chairman.  The latter drove the kombi.  I was seated on the seat behind the front seat and the three of us were armed with service pistols only.  We stayed as close as possible to the car in which General Steyn and Mr Botha were travelling.  At some stage we noticed the vehicle of the suspects travelling North to South along the N2, this is a three lane freeway.  It was a wild chase which went on for about 5 to 6 kilometres.
	Mr Botha's car was to the left and slightly behind the suspects car and we were to the right.  At one point I say Botha's car draw up alongside the suspects' car and I saw Botha waving out the window to indicate them to stop.  The suspects' car then executed two or three sharp swerves to the left in an obvious effort to ram Botha and Steyn off the road.  Nduli accelerated and drew alongside the fugitive's car.  It immediately swerved sharply to it's right and collided with the kombi and at this point Lembede opened fire at the suspects.  I heard other shots being fired as well.
	I then opened the sliding door of the kombi.  I was tossed around inside of the vehicle as a result of the hectic way in which Nduli had to drive and it was a life threatening situation which was ameliorated only by good, excellent driving skills of Nduli.  I was unable to get a steady aim but I fired in the direction of the vehicle and might have hit one or more of the occupants.