drive away from them but they managed to box him in near Glen View 8 Primary School. b. The people in the vehicles got out and advanced towards his motor vehicle and started to assault him together with his passengers. He noted that the people had their faces blackened and were in civilian clothing. They also noticed a dreadlocked person in one of the vehicles who was carrying a big gun similar to an AK47 rifle. He was dragged outside his motor vehicle and was severely beaten up until he lost consciousness. When he regained consciousness, he noticed that his car had been badly damaged, its doors had been left open and his car radio and cellphones were also missing. c. He did not see any of his passengers at that time and went home. The following morning, he tried to contact his passengers and he was told that Trymore had been taken to Harare Central Hospital for treatment earlier that morning. In the evening, he was advised that Trymore had passed away due to the injuries sustained as a result of the beatings. He further, advised that when he got home, he found that the windows to his house and several other houses along the road had been broken by the same people who had assaulted him. He made a police report at Glen View 2 Police Station and his matter was then transferred to CID Homicide. 5.3.3. The Deceased Trymore was laid to rest at his rural home in Chimanimani. He is survived by his wife who was pregnant at the time of his death and a 2-year-old child. 5.3.4. The Commission went down 23rd Street in Glen View 8 and noted that several houses had some windows broken and one house had all windows broken. The inhabitants advised the Commission that it was the people in Ford Rangers (up to 8 vehicles) who had thrown stones and broken their windows. Some of the residents made a police report at Glen View 2 Police Station and the matter was also referred to CID Law and Order. No arrests had yet been made although some of the Page 22 of 68