ShotSpotter

The New York City Police Department (NYPD) actively monitors public activity in New York City, New York, United States. Historically, surveillance has been used by the NYPD for a range of purposes, including against crime, counter-terrorism, and also for nefarious or controversial subjects such as monitoring political demonstrations, activities, and protests, and even entire ethnic and religious groups.

These Cameras are to give a sense of fear against any criminals willing to commit crimes.

there are also more hidden devices on top of buildings known as ShotSpotter's. These devices are used to detect gunfire and pinpoint the location

 Active  These cameras can be found almost everywhere in the 3 main areas

Locations Are

ATKIN BLVD and Lott Ave, Loring

Belmont and Jerome Ave, New Lots Junction

Dumont Ave and Cozine Ave, New Lots Junction (first ever display of these cameras)

Piktin Ave and Essex St, Hollis

Dewitt St and Essex St, Hollis

Kelgo Lenox Ave and Lott Ave, Kelgo Lenox

A Street and Sullivan Pl, Hollis

Euclid Ave and Sullivan Pl, East New York

Liberty Ave and Sullivan Pl, East New York (INACTIVE)

Avenue D and Rockaway Pkwy, Canarsie

Foster Ave, E 96 Street, Canarsie

Foster Ave, E 95th Street, Canarsie

Rockaway Pkwy, Glenwood Rd, Canarsie

Rockaway Pkwy, Flatlands Ave, Canarsie

Glenwood Rd, Juther Place, Cortelyou Flatbush

Hawthorne St, Erving St, Cortelyou Flatbush

Troy Ave, President St, Flatbush

Planet St, Juther Place, Flatbush

 New ShotSpotter Prototypes 

it is said by February of 2021 NYPD will receive its new ShotSpotter Models,

One has been installed but no fully activated, on Liberty Ave.