but as cheryl conner reports, big brother is not keeping watch over the baltimore region just yet. >> reporter: we headed out this afternoon through two work zones, 695 at charles street and 95 between whitemarsh boulevard and 895. those two areas will be a focus of the state highway safe zones program, but we spotted no sign and no cameras. today's october 1st. why the delay. >> we're in a pilot days right now. this is actually pretty quick turnaround. we're only the doing warnings for the 30 days, want people to get used to the idea. >> in the coming days expect to see warning signs and an suv with a camera mounted on it. the law states those cameras have to be set up on expressways with the speed limit of at least 45 miles per hour. if you're caught on camera going at least 12 miles per hour, over the posted limited, a fine will be mailed for $40. >> there's a lot of fatalities in the country every year for work zones, so it's probably a good idea. >> the state highway administration says there have been 12 people killed in work zone crashes over the past 10 years. now two cameras

cheryl conner, abc 2 news. >>> the state highway administration says they're not trying to hide anything, eventually they hope to post the cameras where they will be posted on their website every day. >>> and now for a look at tonight's top story. police are looking for a killer after a randallstown man is found dead inside his home. police say 55-year-old rodney lewis was found stabbed to death wednesday in the 9500 block of liberty road. right now police have no motive, no suspects, and few leads. if anyone has any information about this crime, you're asked to call the baltimore county police. >>> a city police officer is recovering tonight after being dragged five blocks by a car this afternoon. it happened just after noon on mount street in west baltimore. police say ricky hughes, a wanted suspect, was supposed to meet with officers but became suspicious, ran away and got into his car. one officer reached into the vehicle and tried to grab the keys, but hughes drove off, dragging the officer with him. another officer fired several shots, shooting out the car's back window. the injure