ROMEO MBUSO MBAMBO
Major Mkunu then suggested that how will it be if we took empty cartridges from J1, that is at the scene where these four youths were killed and take this to the Pretoria Forensic Labratory together with gun but it should be mentioned that these cartridges had been found at Sergeant Dlamini's house.  We protested because the cartridges that had been used in J1 were from the same gun.  Then Brigadier Msemela said that what should be done is to shoot other - using another gun so that those cartridges would be sent to Pretoria.
	We agreed on this but then I said that I didn't think that it was enough - it will be a good idea that the barrel of my gun be changed and then queried what type of gun it was and it was a 9 mm, a Z88 and there was a steel cabinet behind his chair in his office.  He opened the cabinet and removed a gun similar to mine and he said I should exchange the barrels of these two guns.  I did so.  I then told them that Constable Mtetwa's gun had been involved in Constable Dlamini's incident.  Because Mtetwa was not present at the time, it was decided that he would be contacted and some means would be devised about his gun.
	We agreed that I would go to the Sondumbile Police Station to Major Zama and I would stay there and on the following day I would go to the Umtenzeni Court and I would receive bail of one hundred rands.