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The Johnson City Police Department (JCPD) in Tennessee has decided not to disclose the positions of its flock cameras, aiming to preserve the effectiveness of these surveillance tools. Deputy Chief Mike Adams emphasized to News Channel 11 that while maintaining public trust remains a priority, revealing the cameras’ locations could undermine their purpose and utility.

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