MOLEFE MICHAEL SELEPE
When I made that U-turn, thinking of going to fetch Vusi, comrade Thami couldn't walk.  He was also on the ground.  I heard a siren behind me, that was a police siren.
	When I heard that, I did not go back to comrade Thami and Vusi, I went back to the car.  Comrade Jamane had already started the car, because when I left the car, I switched the car off.   I thought that if I get into the car, these police might shoot at us or arrest us.  I took a rifle from him, because the rifle was in the front of the car,  I took that rifle from him, I took a cover using this car and the police car was coming from behind.
	When they saw this rifle through the window, the police shot at me.  When they saw me handling this rifle through the window after Jamane had given me the rifle, the police started shooting.
	As I was shooting back, the car was also moving forward and comrade Jamane was shooting, was driving the car and reversing at the same time and the police were also pursuing the car.
	I arrived at the stop street, I had run out of ammunition for my rifle.  I went to comrade Jamane, I pushed him to the other side, and I got into the car and I started the car because I couldn't trust his driving, so I had to drive the car.
	When I was trying to drive this car, the car came to a standstill, I think the tyres were already shot at.  That is when I left the vehicle.  The pistol that I was using when I was, the pistol that I had when I was going to Duduza, it was still with me.  I managed to fire about four times, so that I could get a chance to run away.
	Comrade Jamane managed to escape.