ID cards?We confiscated IDs. Oh, now that you mention it, we confiscated quite a lot of IDs. Confiscating means "go look for your friends". Come to the post, or something. We'll see. I don't know.

They don't come?They didn't use to come. We used to go out, I remember, it was like picking playing cards. I'll tell you what, we used to collect all those cards they had, they had expired cards, so we used to collect them. Also IDs. We collected lots of them, we had IDs. I don't remember where it was, exactly, I was in the operations room and soldiers used to come back with documents, like a pile of IDs, that later on we sent them somewhere, I don't know where to, or we gave them back.

The DCO?Yeah, we took it to the DCO. We told them, go to the DCO. And they moved around without IDs, so at another checkpoint they had a problem. You get it? It was utterly ridiculous. They confiscated many IDs, yes, yes, no question about it. Totally. There were funny scenes. I don't remember the exact situation, I think somebody went home with an ID in his pocket. Two days later he came back with it. Such things. I don't remember the location, but it doesn't matter. It happened everywhere.