TESTIMONY_GIVER:
  I ended up saying to them, "Look here, my whole family is standing outside.  It is cold.  I want you to kill all of us now.  I'll be very glad if you'll kill us all."  They were - I am sorry I - you know, it's a pity I don't have a stepladder.  I will take you to my home to investigate.  And I was asking the policemen, "What do you want?"  They did not provide an answer.  I told them, "I don't have diamonds, I don't have dagga.  What do you want?"  No answer was given.  I said to them, "You want to leave after breaking my doors.  When are you going to come back and fix them?"  They said,  "APLA, we'll fix them up."  I asked them, "What is APLA?"  No answer was given.  I do not even know what APLA is.  I am expecting APLA even to day to come and fix my door.  Now, it was just about sunrise.  My son, Thomas Mufihli said, "No, go and search in my garage."  They said, "Where is the garage?"  He said, "Wait, I have to get a key," and he said, "You must be very careful, don't just scratch my car."  They searched the garage and they let their dogs search.  These were fierce-looking dogs.  After searching the garage he said to them, "You are not yet finished.  I have got another place where you can search.  That is I have a foreign(?) house.  Go and search."  He said, "I have a supermarket.  Go and search it too, because you don't seem to get what you want."  And they left with him.  Now at sunrise they were still at home.  He asked the, "What exactly do you want?"  They arrested him for the whole month.  His business stood still, there was no income for that month.  We were not given any explanation as to what happened.  I was asking myself, "What are these policemen doing here?"  I was scared of their guns.  The three kaffirs were - there were only three kaffirs, just like myself, and the rest were white.  They had many vans.  The vans were lining the whole street.  I do not know how many were they in number.  I could not even see the registration numbers.