JOHANNES AFRICA MASWENG HLAPO
Let me say that in that particular day many things happened and some of them, they were not even mentioned in court you see.  Like the thing of the police, the soldiers who were involved there, it was never mentioned.  We fought tooth and nail with those police for a period that can take us a week from that particular day, which police were unable, even with the soldiers, were unable to penetrate Crossroads at that time.
	After the death of Mr Beeton they were unable.  The way they penetrated Crossroads was through their spies and traitors.  But physically fighting with our own bare hands and our own stones the police I can assure you, they were unable to enter at Crossroads for a period of a week because that was our centre.  We were using the Klipfontein Road and the Lansdowne Road.  So it was very impossible for them.