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VlakplaasExplanation Showing 361 to 380 of 646 First Page•Previous Page 15 •16 •17 •18 •19 •20 •21 •22 •23 Next Page•Last Page... me again and told me that he had obtained permission from Middelburg Regional Office, for our mini-bus to be used and that Colonel De Kock from Vlakplaas would be in command of this operation. Seeing as I was at that stage the Commander of Witbank Security Branch, I took the decision to ... ... large cache of the arms of war that were displayed on the screen were not ANC arms but they were arms which had been delivered by Mr de Kock from Vlakplaas to security police for the purpose of making a false statement to the people of South Africa that a large cache of wars of arms, belonging ... 3. No offence is disclosed in respect of the unlawful transportation of firearms from Namibia to Vlakplaas during 1986. MR BOOYENS: At that stage you were stationed at Vlakplaas, is that correct? MR WAGENER: Then in the second paragraph on page 217 you state, or perhaps I should just take a step back. At the time of this incident you were also a member of the Vlakplaas unit. MR VAN HEERDEN: Yes, he was arrested by the askaris from Vlakplaas? MR WAGENER: Now when did you leave the Northern Transvaal Security Branch for Vlakplaas? ... same case. I came across a Capt Holmes who appeared to be looking at the case from a slightly different angle, and I was able to obtain copies of Vlakplaas records which would help us identify the dates in which the unit had been operating in Durban. I went to see them and tried to ascertain ... ... I wish to make the following remarks - Col de Kock is mistaken in his opinion, in his recollection that I attended any planning session at ... MR BARNARD: Yes, I don't know if one could place Vlakplaas in the Counter-insurgency Unit but I received remuneration from them. MR ROSSOUW: In other words what you're trying to say is that Mr de Kock and the Vlakplaas contingent were not involved in the first unsuccessful attempt to blow up Khotso House? ADV BOOYENS: Did it belong to the security branch or Vlakplaas? MR CORNELIUS: And at the time of this incident, you were deployed to Section C1, known as Vlakplaas, the particulars of which have been thoroughly submitted to this Committee in the so-called Annexure C, which was submitted by my colleague, Mr Hattingh, during previous proceedings? MR CORNELIUS: At the time this operation took place you were station at Vlakplaas, is that correct? ... Japie Kok fell away due to other commitments and Kobus Kok continued manufacturing the device. In your capacity as commander, did you later visit Vlakplaas with Kobus Kok and Steve Bosch, where this explosive was ... MR WILLIAMS: At the time of the incident, were you aware of the existence of Vlakplaas? MR CORNELIUS: You were a member of C-Section of the Police, called Vlakplaas, in what rank? CHAIRPERSON: Are they Vlakplaas firearms? MR LAMEY: Can you just tell the Committee, you were at that stage a member of Vlakplaas, is that correct? MR ROSSOUW: That would be Vlakplaas. |