This is a non-fiction work regarding real-word domestic espionage in the US, the majority of which appears to be illegal. This work discusses how to detect police spies, in the flesh, in their vehicles and how to observe their tactics, as well as a historical perspective on the use of spies. It is also very critical of community policing groups like Cellular On Patrol and the alumni of the FBI's National Citizens' Academy, who practice harassment tactics against American citizens, sometimes to the point where their victims commit suicide. The goals of these 'terrorist' harassment tactics is not to disrupt criminal behavior or even public disorder, but to disrupt 'activities of daily living, ' such as going to work or to the gym and 'life processes, ' such as eating and sleeping. This is essentially a slow execution and leaves no traces of evidence. I can guarantee you that 'every' police agency, that has a covert apparatus large enough to carry this out, uses these tactics on whoever they 'choose' to target. While this can be done anywhere, the big cities are much more likely places for this to be carried on. This creepy expose' contains lots of photography taken by myself at great personal risk and often cost. It should be an informative and thrilling read for those interested, not only in the spy genre, but in the preservation of civil and human rights. Under the shroud of 'Community Policing' the US has been transformed into a totalitarian 'Police State' without a vote and without warning. We now live in a society 'saturated' with police spies. This makes us 'all' prisoners and the 'prisoner's dilemma' the only game in town. This is 'not' a life, certainly not one worth preserving and certainly not one worth fighting for. The US has also been instrumental in exporting this 'system' globally. My goal in providing this information is to help you detect and be able to bear witness to police harassment and other forms of police misconduct. Our police and their 'civilian partners' have never behaved more criminally and are especially likely to do so, when under the cloak of anonymity. Learn to observe, so you can be the judge. This is a one of a kind item and contains what some may consider 'state secrets.'