Mooresville Officer Accused of Misusing Flock Safety Cameras for Personal Reasons
A police officer in Mooresville, North Carolina, identified as Elizabeth Snowman, is accused of misusing Flock Safety cameras to track her boyfriend's ex-wife. She allegedly accessed the system 31 times for personal reasons, including locating the ex-wife's vehicle. Snowman has…
Kansas City, MO, August 7, 2026 —
MOORESVILLE, NC – A Mooresville police officer, Elizabeth Snowman, is facing accusations of misusing Flock Safety cameras for personal reasons, including allegedly tracking her boyfriend’s ex-wife.
According to reports, Snowman is accused of accessing the Flock Safety camera system 31 times for non-official purposes. These alleged accesses were reportedly used to locate the ex-wife of Snowman’s boyfriend. The specific dates of these alleged actions were not provided.
Snowman has been charged with accessing computers. Details regarding the exact statute under which she was charged were not immediately available. She was released on a $5,000 bond.
The Mooresville Police Department has confirmed that it is conducting an internal investigation into the matter. This investigation will also look into potential misuse of the Flock Safety camera system by other officers within the department. The outcome of these investigations has not yet been determined.
Flock Safety cameras are designed to assist law enforcement in identifying and apprehending criminals by capturing license plates and vehicle details. The alleged misuse of this technology raises concerns about privacy and the appropriate use of law enforcement tools.
Further details regarding the investigation and any potential disciplinary actions are expected to be released as they become available.
Story summarized from the original created by Spencer Chrisman on www.kctv5.com, see more information here.
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