Put:- The only reason you asked the accused to accompany you to
the garage was to put him aside and threaten him into confession.
Answer:- This is not true. I did not threaten him. At that time, I
believed that he raped PW 1.
Put:- You were already convinced so you wanted him to confess.
Answer:- PW 1 had told me that he had raped her.
Put:- When he told you what you did not want to hear, you
threatened him.
Answer:- I never threatened him.
Put:- At the time you left the garage with him to go back, the
accused still told you that he had not done it.
Answer:- From the garage to Lama Lama we were not talking to
each other.
Continuing his evidence under cross-examination, he said that at
the time we were leaving the garage, the accused was denying that
he committed the offence. The accused was taken to the police
station on Monday morning. Two police officers from Bakau
Police Station arrested him. I was pointing out the place. When the
two officers went to arrest the accused, I was with them. This was
on Monday. It was on that day that I went back with them and gave
my statement. When he was arrested, he was at his garage where
he works. I accompanied the police from the police station to the
garage where the accused was arrested.
Put:- It is not true that after denying the offence, the accused
confessed in the presence of other people and you.
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