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It’s a new technology: cameras mounted on police cars that record the make, model and license plates of passing vehicles. Police say that it helps them track suspects, but some critics are concerned that it’s an invasion of privacy. TODAY national investigative correspondent Jeff Rossen shows how it works.Oct. 14, 2015

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