Police 101: According to one Associated Press writer, thousands of people have been mistakenly linked to names on terror watch lists when they crossed the border, boarded commercial airliners or were stopped for traffic violations, one government report said.

More than 30,000 airline passengers have asked just one agency — the Transportation Security Administration — to have their names cleared from the lists, according to the Government Accountability Office report.

Hundreds of millions of people each year are screened against the lists by Customs and Border Protection, the State Department and state and local law enforcement agencies. The lists include names of people suspected of terrorism or of possibly having links to terrorist activity. Half of those people suspected of having terrorist links were found to be misidentified, the report found.

More and more innocent people are being scrutinized by law enforcement agencies in a time of unparalleled suspicion.

Police 101 is 4 one-hour studio quality audio sessions, drawn from law enforcement textbooks and personal experience. These audio CD's based on the authors personal experience and textbook information found in basic criminology instruction.

Because innocent individuals may be subject to political persecution, it seems prudent to understand the way that law enforcement has been instructed to deal with people who may appear to be outside the established order.

Included is basic information, like what to do when police are following you on the road and how to appear innocuous during a time of great unrest and suspicion.

Included in this 4 hour audio lecture:

•  How to avoid being scrutinized by Police Profiling
•  How to interact with Police in a manner designed to cause the least amount of suspicion
• What to expect during a Police Interrogation and how to respond to minimize harmful interaction
• How to effectively operate a Police Scanner to avoid Police contact