Mooresville Officer Accused of Misusing Police Camera System
Mooresville, North Carolina police officer Elizabeth Snowman is accused of using Flock Safety cameras 31 times for personal reasons, including tracking her boyfriend's ex-wife. She allegedly accessed the system to obtain information on the ex-wife's vehicle and was not truthful…
Nashville, TN, August 7, 2026 —
A Mooresville, North Carolina police officer, Elizabeth Snowman, is facing charges related to the alleged misuse of the Flock Safety camera system. According to reports, Snowman is accused of using the system 31 times for personal purposes.
The allegations include using the system to track the vehicle of her boyfriend’s ex-wife. It is further alleged that Snowman accessed the Flock Safety system to obtain information on the ex-wife’s vehicle. When questioned about her usage, Snowman was reportedly not truthful.
Officer Snowman has been charged with accessing computers. As of the latest information, she remains employed by the Mooresville Police Department. Her employment status is pending a decision from Human Resources.
The Flock Safety system is a network of automated license plate readers used by law enforcement agencies to enhance public safety. The investigation into Snowman’s alleged actions is ongoing, and further details regarding the timeline of the alleged misuse or the specifics of the Human Resources investigation have not been publicly disclosed.
Story summarized from the original created by Spencer Chrisman on www.wsmv.com, see more information here.
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