was often at his house and never saw a pistol, and nor did my friends. We really don't believe it. HAYDEN COOPER: Mako Tabuni's final day began here at this roadside food stand. A witness was with him and noticed several cars approaching. WITNESS II (translated): As soon as they got out of the car they surrounded us. There were two of us, me and a friend and Mako in the middle. As soon as they got out, all the other people there disappeared and hid. So they came into the food stall and said, "Good morning, are you Mako? The police chief would like to see you." HAYDEN COOPER: The men had arrived in unmarked cars and plain clothes. Tabuni ran. WITNESS II (translated): He got free, he ran across the road, he ran about two metres alongside the taxi rank. He ran along the taxi rank and tried to climb down into a gully; a drain under the bridge. He was shot in the leg. He was shot but still tried to escape. Then they shot him in the torso. HAYDEN COOPER: So this is the street where Mako Tabuni was shot. He came down here to buy some betel nuts to eat. A group of unmarked cars arrived; the police jumped out, tried to arrest him, he fled and they shot him right here on the left hand side. We can't get out and film here, because ever since then the police have been keeping a very