AMBROSE ARMSTRONG ROSS
When we arrived, Comrade Motepa told us that we arrived a bit too early and we had to wait somewhere to bide time, and at about 12 o'clock he said we should proceed to the police station.   On our arrival, we parked 100 metres away from the police station and I alighted the vehicle and the other comrades, six of them, came with me, Paul remained and Comrade Owen, who was in the car that I was driving, so only the six of us and left, Comrade Makubela and Owen remained behind.   On our way to the police station, Comrade Motepa told Comrade Phute and Sepiwe, who were unarmed, that they will wait at the gate, whilst myself and him and Comrade Vusi and Comrade Kenneth would enter the police station.   He also told me that I will wait at the police station door and they will enter and pretend to be looking for some information about the directions from the policemen that they would find inside.   I stood at the door.   As I was looking through the window, I saw one policeman inside the charge office, and Comrade Kenneth was talking to this policeman.   When I was looking at the different direction, I heard somebody screaming, and then I heard a gunshot.   I entered the police station, trying to see what was happening.   That is where I saw Comrade Kenneth standing next to a policeman's corpse, he had shot it behind the head.  There was a door inside the charge office, he entered that door and he was carrying a firearm, he attempted to open the door and he shot at the door.   As he was shooting at this door, Comrade Motepa saw an R4 rifle that was put on a concrete slab counter.   He jumped that counter and grabbed that rifle, and he gave his pistol that he had with him to Comrade Vusi.   After having handed that gun to Comrade Vusi, I ran outside towards the gate.   At the gate, I found Comrade Sepiwe who wanted to know what was happening inside there, and he also asked me, he actually told me that there was somebody in the front seat of the van that was parked inside the yard, but the situation at that time couldn't allow me to respond to him, I was just focusing at the door of the charge office.   Thereafter, Comrade Vusi was the first one who came out, followed by Comrade Motepa
who was carrying the R4 rifle and Comrade Kenneth was the last one.   Comrade Motepa had a rifle that he was trying to cock, but it seemed to have jammed.   It seemed as if he wanted to fold this rifle, because it was ajar.   As he was busy doing that, the R4 fired many a times in the air, and then we ran quickly into the cars.   As we were running, the magazine of the firearm that I had - oh, before I get to that point, before I get to that point, there was somebody who fired from behind whilst we were running, this person constantly fired and during that, the magazine of the firearm I had fell off and the six of us splitted into the cars, the two in the other cars and the four in the other cars, so we were four in each car.   We drove off and ran away.