MR MEYER
It could have, I didn't hear any crash or windows, I could hear bullets striking the vehicle as such.  Then the second shot, I was shot through my left chest, I could feel a whole there, directly on my heart.
	Then I, I am a left hand shooter and my weapon I was carrying on my left hand side, and I could not get hold of my weapon because my arm was lamed, totally lamed.  
	That must have been of the shooting.  Now, then I saw this man was going to shoot again, he was very near to me.  I think most probably it couldn't be more than 20 metres or 30 metres.  Approximately 30 metres.
	I could see his face, I could recognise he had on a shirt with short sleeves, there was brownish in it, and his pants were I think, it could have been also brownish.  He was to me a bit short.  His face looked as the one accused I have seen here.
	The light was a bit dim, it was not totally light, so it was not so easy to recognise it fully.  What I wanted to say is that then when the third shots came, I saw then that he would strike me, because he was very near, and I could do nothing, I could just call upon my Lord to help me.  I called Jesus' name.  I believe in him like many other people also believe.  I could just call He must help me.
	That I could feel the shots as they were passing me, here by my feet and here by the seat where I was sitting, leaned and so, and so it struck everywhere around me, but no shots - I was not shot anywhere.  I was lucky not to be shot.
	Then I decided I must start the van again and then I started the van again and it took on.  As I was pulling away, I think it was in a southern direction, that is in the direction of the old SAP Crossroads, then I could hear again somebody firing, but then it felt to me as if he was firing from in front of me.
	Those bullets didn't strike the van totally, it missed so that the most of the bullets just struck the sails, the canvass at the back of the van.  Then I contacted with the radio our Radio Control and gave them the situation where I was, what I was in.  I made it to the police station, where I handed over my gun and reported the case.
	The Squad Control were very quick on the scene, and they took me to Conradie Hospital where I was stabilised.  On the way my lungs fell flat, I had a lot of pain, I was bleeding a lot.   When I came to Conradie Hospital, they put a tube straight in the wound where the bullet went in to get all the blood out.  Then my lungs started functioning again.
	All I can say shortly is that they have established that the wound didn't damage any bones.  The shooting wound didn't damage any nerves.  It made the outward, where the bullet went out, it made a hole of 12 x 8 cm.   The (indistinct) muscles had been destroyed totally, it was a big hole.
	Where the bullet went in, there was a small hole.