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1. Climbing Stairs - Make four right or left turns. The probability
that another vehicle who just happens to make the
same 360 turn as you is slim to none. You might both
make one or even two turns, but anything more means
you might have a tail.
2. on, off - While driving on the highway, take an off
ramp and then get right back on the highway. Like
the above probability, not many people get off the
highway and right back on. The tail is assuming you
are exiting and exits with you but quickly is burned
when they follow you right back on the highway.
Beware this doesn't always work against large teams.
A good surveillance team knows this trick too and will
actually exit the highway the proper way (turn around
later). The first almost burned vehicle (Car A) drops being
the lead and radios back for another vehicle (Car B) to
continue on the highway (without exiting) to take the eye.
A few minutes/seconds later Car A is back on the road,
out of sight as secondary eye.
3. To fool the above, skip exiting the highway all together.
Stay on the highway and every few miles pull over to the
side of the road to "smoke" or "make a cell call." Both the
lead tail (Car A) and any secondary surveillance vehicles
(Car B, C, D) won't make a stop on the freeway; this is
way too obvious and they will be forced to drive by you. At
the next exit, they could be waiting for you to pass though,
so beware.
As for the posted scenario, just call the police. If it's a local
police surveillance, dispatch will put the call out and the
undercover unit will cancel it and move along for now. If it's
feds/state police, they most likely did not tell their brothers in
blue about their surveillance and local PD will roll up on the
vehicle. Watch them run the plates and then back off. If its a
PI or stalker, local PD will light them up, tell them to move
along or even let the reporting party know what is going on.
Big picture question — does it make sense to burn the
surveillance team? My personal belief is yes. Think of it like
calling their bluff and will make them back off. It really comes
down to why you are being tracked. Surveillances, especially
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