MR MADLALA
There were other people who were searched.  I could say not that all of them were searched, because Mr Jama was resisting and he was stubborn, he didn't want to be searched, so I could say that the search didn't continue to the other members of the group.  It stopped when Jama was resisting to be searched and attention was focused on him at that point and then especially when he made these utterances that the police should be killed in the very same manner that the IFP was killed.  And when I told Mr Harrington I wanted him to know that here is another person who was making an admission.  Because it was a usual occurrence for us at the office to talk about ANC members and how to harass them as IFP members.  We were always told that we should deal with them accordingly whenever we came across them, especially because we knew that the cases were never dealt with.