MOHONAETSE STEPHEN MOTSAMAI
Mamome missed.  That straight bullet hit a shack house behind the ...[inaudible] house.  We went out of the car - all people who were in the car, then we spread around the township so that we were able to catch him before he goes far.  Together with Sergeant Mamome, we went out of the car.  In other words, all of us went out of the car, then we left the car there.
	He went to Makhubalo's direction - that is Sergeant Mamome - he jumped the fence.  When I turned around I was not able to verify who went where, I could only hear the gunshots.   Where - on the direction of the particular gunshot I'd go to that direction as whether he was shot or not shot.  
	He proceeded through Kings Street.  he went to a certain corner house in the yard and when I appeared on the corner of Kings Street just in front of him - I didn't mention that person here, the name of the person here - I didn't mention his name here - that is Constable Morakile who was shooting in that Oupa Makhubalo's direction but he missed him.
	He ran to the next door's house, he jumped a fence then he jumped on the first - on the other side of the house.  At that time I was in Kings Street.  Sergeant Mamome was in front of him, he shot but he missed him.  Then he was now tired - he went to the street and then he ran through the street, he - I think he was tired and saying, if they want to kill me, let them kill me.
	Then Sergeant Mamome went to him and tripped him, he fell on the ground - he kicked him on the face.  I arrived him and then we arrested him.  We took him to the office.  In the office we continued with the assault - he was beaten.  Anyone who was there took part in the assault.  We left him like that - we handed him over to the officers.  They officers called the people who were investigating his case.  
	We were asked what we did then Sergeant Mamome explained that we shot but there is nowhere where we made a written statement about that shooting but we were able to collect the bullets which were coming from the office.  As to whether where Sergeant Mamome found them, I don't know.