3.5 COMPLAINANT D 3.5.1 Complainant stays in Komboniyatsva area in Epworth. She alleged that on Monday 4th July 2016 she was with her two children when teargas canisters were launched outside her house by the Anti-riot Police and the smoke filtered into the house. She said they encountered breathing problems until help was rendered by neighbors who poured cold water on them. She further said that thereafter her 3 year old daughter and herself started suffering from chest pains. 3.6 COMPLAINANT E 3.6.1 Complainant stays in Komboniyatsva area in Epworth and alleges that on Monday the 4th of July 2016 she joined others from her community to go and see and witness the incident that was occurring at Chiremba turn-off bus top. She witnessed touts barricading the road and demanding other cars to stay off the road in protest of the heavy traffic fines that they said police was demanding from them on the road. 3.6.2 After about an hour of her arrival at the bus stop, the Anti- riot police arrived and launched teargas canisters to disperse the crowd. The touts retaliated by throwing stones at the police but when the teargas canisters that were being launched increased people ran back into their homes. The Police then started raiding homes and kicking doors open in search of all the men whom they suspected to be the touts who had attacked them. They beat the men up and took them to Harare Central Police Station. 3.6.3 She said she inhaled a lot of teargas and is experiencing chest pains and a persistent flue since the 4th of July 2016 and her daughter is also complaining of a headache and sore eyes and has not been able to attend school. 3.6.4 She also alleges that she lost income as she failed to work for 3 days at the open market which is located at the Chiremba turn-off bus stop where she is a vendor because the Police was occupying that space for 3 days after the disturbances. 3.7 Complainant F (18 year old male) Page 6 of 37