LUCKY JAMES HLENGWA
There was a store, Tapuka Store, it had a huge double door in front, a wooden door.  At the back there was a small door.  It was just a small shop in a rural area.
	The people who were going to issue or pay pensioners, went inside the shop and the policemen who were escorting them, stood outside where they had parked their vehicle, a 4 x 4 Toyota.
	As the pensioners were getting paid inside, the policemen were outside.  Mdluli and Mgululego then proceeded towards the police.  Bekhi and myself remained behind next to the wall on the side of the shop.
	As I was standing there, I wanted to survey what was going to happen.  I wanted to see if these two people were going to be successful in removing guns from the policemen.  As Mdluli approached the policeman, one of them had an HMC and he was patrolling around, moving up and down.  I don't know whether he was alert or something, but he was just going up and down.
	There were a lot of people around.  As Mdluli pointed his firearm at this policeman who had an HMC, this policeman turned quickly as if he was about to shoot.  At that instant a shot was fired.  I saw the policeman falling on the ground.
	There was then chaos, people started running in all directions.  A second shot, or a second gun was fired.  It fired constantly.  I realised that this gun was being fired rapidly.  As I peeped, I saw another policeman carrying an HMC.  This was the same gun that was being fired rapidly.  
	What then followed, was like a war zone, people were running away, gunfire was exchanged.  That was when Mgululego shot that policeman who had been firing with an HMC, because that was the same policeman who made the situation difficult and that also led to an injury to a civilian.
	He died, I saw him falling.  At that time, I had taken cover because Mdluli and Mgululego had taken cover behind the white van.