MUTHEIWANA GABRIEL RAMUSHWANA
I did not have all the rights to do it.  I was the Deputy Chief of Security.  I had a Chief above me and then I had a Commissioner above me, I had the President above me.  And to indicate to you how difficult it was going to be for me to tell my subordinates to stop using the methods on the suspects, I think it could have cost me my job.   	Although I did not mention it because it was not relevant, but now that it is becoming relevant I had at the previous year apprehended, not in actually myself apprehended but the our branch apprehended one of the three members, the three men that I indicated just below the list of those victims, that is the last name, John Mwendamutse Mamabolo, he's my cousin, and then I released him because I could not prefer a charge against him.  It was before he was involved in this incident.  And why I reasoned because I could not charge him with any offence.  He was busy moving around placing stickers on vehicles with the emblem, the Battle of Isandhlwana.  And then when he was arrested then I could not prefer charges against him, I said he should be released, not because he was because my cousin but because there was no charge I could lay against him.  So I was told if you do that again  you will find yourself at the central Matachi Prison, or you will find yourself without job.
	So it was difficult for me to say no don't do that and do that, although outside here it appeared that we had control over the whole Security Branch.