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Around Richmond Police may have a picture of your license plate. Officers are using special cameras to try to find stolen vehicles. As rob roth found out, some people worry it might go a little too far. Reporter this is one of four patrol cars equipped with special license plate reading cameras. All together they can photograph hundreds of cars a day in an effort to recover stolen cars and reduce auto thefts. An average of 40 cars day were stolen in richmond last year. Thats a lot. Its definitely something that police need to address. Reporter police are addressing with these special cameras that read license plates. To see how it works we went for a ride. Whenever the patrol car passes a car or truck that license plate appears on the screen whether its been reported stolen or not. But if a camera does catch a hot license plate. If we get a hit on the stolen video an alarm will sound. Reporter police began using the cameras last month. Not only it helps the victims and the citizens of

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