SALLY SEALEY
Yes, definitely, there were many reasons for attacking policemen, not just for their firearms.  I think that a lot of evidence has emerged which has shown that the police definitely played a role in the violence, particularly in the East Rand.
	The Internal Stability Unit for example, was notorious in this area.  One always knew, if the Internal Stability Unit was in the area people were going to die on that day.  So I do think that many of the - particularly Pollo Park, Polla Park had a particular experience of police brutality.  For example, I think in 1992 the entire Polla Park was cordoned off with razor wire.
	Pollo Park has had the experience of 32 Battalion.  There was the incident in 1992 where a member of 32 Battalion was shot at.  The Goldstone Commission found that 32 Battalion then went back to barracks and decided amongst themselves to go back and teach the community of Polla Park a lesson, and they returned and they beat up and severely injured a whole number of residents of Polla Park.
	Again there was a Commission of Inquiry into that incident and the Goldstone Commission found that 32 Battalion should never be used in a peacekeeping way in future.