MR O'FARRELL
Okay, on the said day, myself and Warrant Officer Van der Spuy were having to collect another stolen vehicle that was in a different area of that certain township.   Upon doing so, we were then contacted by one our personnel at the office, one George Ndbane, who informed us that the army requested that we assist them in the inspection of a possibly stolen Mazda 626 at Block B.   We then informed him that we were currently busy and that we would attend to the matter once we were finished.   Then, I presume at approximately just after 1:00 in the afternoon, we then went through to Block B, with this other vehicle on the back of ours, where we then drove up the main street through the trust area, where we didn't find any army members.   We then reached the end of the tar road where we did a U turn and then continued back.    Warrant Officer Van der Spuy then noticed several vehicles standing under a tarpaulin netting at one premises, where we then stopped, as this was not the - this looked pretty suspicious.   We then got out of the vehicle and then proceeded to enter onto the premises.   At this stage, the applicant, I could hear the applicant shouting from about, from, there was an empty plot next to the premises and then there was the place where the applicant was, where he was sitting on the back of, it appears to me to have been a Mazda 626.   He then started shouting and carrying on from there, where we then just ignored him and continued onto the premises.   Upon entering the premises, we noticed a gentleman sitting, a black gentleman sitting on, or sitting near a big heap of sand, busy doing something.   Warrant Officer Van der Spuy then approached the gentleman and said something, but I wasn't too sure what was said between the two gentleman.   At that stage, the applicant came into the premises, walked straight past me, still screaming and carrying on, and walked straight to Warrant Officer Van der Spuy.   As already led by counsel, the said deceased, Warrant Officer Van der Spuy, then identified - took out his police identification and identified himself to the applicant.   At this stage the applicant then continued shouting.   Warrant Officer Van der Spuy then warned him that if he were in any way to further obstruct us in the commission of our duties, he would then arrest the gentleman.   Upon such, the applicant then... (intervention).