A J G ERWEE
This wounded person that was reported to me, I personally went to the Kombi to fetch him and I personally carried him for about 20, 30 paces into the river bed where I made him comfortable.  There Tokkie Fuchs and I questioned the man.  There were people standing around us, and later when the person lost consciousness I chased them away.  I wanted enough space around this person.  And as I have already said, after I was overwhelmed by teargas in the Casspir I ran away in an easterly direction for about 50 to 80 metres.  After about 10 minutes I returned and the people were standing around the vehicles.  From the time that I ran away to get away from the teargas and until the time when I returned, I didn't hear a shot being fired.
	But, if Sgt Sehlwana was referring to the wounded person, which Fuchs and I questioned, Fuchs definitely didn't shoot him.  On the contrary, it would have been outrageous for me to have allowed that, and I think it would have been outrageous for Tokkie Fuchs to have done that in full view of myself and other people.  I can't explain it.