MOHONAETSE STEPHEN MOTSAMAI
Sergeant Mamome informed those people that there is a meeting which is held at AME church by Michael and in that meeting it seems they are arranging that police should be stabbed with knives.  It was late and it was at dusk if I remember well.  I went to the toilet, when I came back that big van was looking at the direction of the road.  Then I went inside because I saw that they were waiting for me.  I found Sergeant Mamome and they closed the door, then we left.
	When we arrived at African ...[inaudible] church, we found that these people have already left the meeting - they could be around 20 in number.  They went at different directions to 4 and 6 - Matlomona and others to the direction of Bato location.  That group which I'm talking about, it was Mazgwe and his brother.  They entered Kingston Street to ...[inaudible] to the direction of Rocklands.  We followed that small group - they were singing. 
	Inside that van Sergeant Mamome informed a certain gentleman who is a policeman, informing how - what kind of people were they and that they were carrying knives.  Then he pointed Mazgwe, then he said: "look on his waist".  We were able to see that there is a knife on his waist.  We went to Kings Street following them, we entered the tarred road.  They were walking alongside the road to the direction of Rocklands.  We followed them and they were still singing their songs - that is freedom songs.
	There is a place in Parming - I just forget the name of the tavern - that is where Sergeant Mamome informed the driver to go in front of them.  The driver went in front of them, then they stopped asking themselves what was happening because they were just walking on their own singing to their various homes.  Certain police alighted from the van and then stopped them from the front.  Maybe they started to be angry, they started asking what are the police doing?  What is happening because they're going to their respective homes?
	The certain policeman who was next to Nzito alighted from the car, they went straight to Mazgwe.  Mazgwe saw that this police is coming to me then he retreated then asking him: "what is happening, are you coming to arrest me or what"?   He put his hand inside his pocket.  This policeman had a gun, it was a gun which uses rubber bullets - it was a teargas gun.  
	Then after that he said to Mazgwe: "I'll shoot you", then Mazgwe said: "you are not going to shoot me", then he took out a knife then this policeman shot him with that teargas gun.  The gas exploded on his ear then he fell on the ground and then we could see a tear smoke, then they went to their various directions.  When they ran at different directions, Sergeant Mamome instructed the police who were in the van said: "you should not tell that you were in the van".  Then I and him - Mr Mamome ran.
	There is a certain police car which was standing somewhere then they - we went inside to Bato police station.  That was the end of the case though we reported to Colonel Coetzee and Lieutenant Shaw about the incident, then they said they will cover us up.  They opened the case - Mazgwe went to the case but there is nowhere where we appeared.  Even the police didn't tell anybody that we were involved.  Whoever - we don't the person who was investigating the case and what he was told, I don't know.  Maybe the person who was investigating the case would tell the truth.