MR VAN WYK
It wouldn't have been a robbery it would have been a breaking-in.  As I said White had already done the reconnaissance, the planning of the whole operation had already been done before I was sworn in and that's precisely why I was asked to become a member then, it was precisely for the purposes of this operation.  Du Plessis had received a motor vehicle and a couple of thousand rands from a sympathiser in rightwing circles for the purposes of the operation.
	One evening, I think it was July or August, I am not quite certain, we went through to Louis Trichardt.  We were armed with an AK47 which White had acquired, his R1 and I think also a petrol bomb which Jurgen Grobler had with him.  	When we arrived on the scene it was about 12 o'clock at night, I can't remember the exact date, White decided to abandon the operation because there had been a change in the situation and his reconnaissance no longer agreed with the actual location.  For example there was a caravan which hadn't been there before and he thought that possibly information might have leaked out and that possibly there was a task force in the caravan waiting for us to enter the premises.  He also had a .32 pistol with which he was planning to shoot out the lights in front of the commando.  We decided to drop the operation and so the operation never took place.