NSIKILELO RICHMOND NKWENKWE
I forgot to mention that just before 4 o'clock some soldiers came in the hall, about 6 soldiers, they came, they said they were sent to inspect, to see what is it that we were doing there.  Insp Mfene told them that we were doing nothing there, but we were just waiting for Gen Nqoya to listen to the grievances of the police or to listen to the problems of the police.  Those soldiers left and we had a fright that those soldiers might come back again.  That is when we decided that the policemen should be armed because the Ciskeian soldiers were an obstacle if we wanted to see Brig Gqozo.
	We started looking for the keys for the armoury but there was some confusion.  I cannot remember whether it was Brig Wuso or Capt Mondo or Superintendent Mema who had the keys but at the end he gave up the keys of the armoury, that is where the police arms were kept.  The police were armed with firearms, but I did not go there because I had a firearm at the time, a firearm R5 that I took from the office, fingerprints office.