TESTIMONY_GIVER:
 I will try to shorten my statement.  From the beginning as I was - from the police I had problems.  In many instances we were taught about certain ideologies, and you were supposed to use our own discretion when you meet people, but when I was outside I found out that was not possible.  You were pressurised to arrest or detain people even if it was not necessary.  And then again if you don't do that they will become suspicious.  The other reason was that even though they claimed that the police should be independent, and they should not be aligned to a political party's ideologies, I felt pain in one instance when Mrs Maseko, whose son disappeared, who was shot at the head by Mr Madlovo.  I was - I didn't want to give false evidence, but I had to give false evidence because I was afraid.  Those were some of the reasons which made me to leave the police.  And then again I was assaulted at my place because I was staying with a certain gentleman who was called Diedrich Nyama.  He was an ANC activist.  That created suspicion among the police.  Then I became a target.  Then I decided that I am no more safe, and if you are a police you are ostracised by the general populace. Then I decided to resign within a period of five years as a policeman.  Those were a few of my reasons.