Mooresville Police Officer Arrested Amidst Flock Camera Misuse Investigation
Mooresville Police Chief Ron Campurciani condemned the arrest of Officer Elizabeth Snowman, who is accused of misusing Flock safety cameras to track her boyfriend's ex-wife. Snowman faces charges for computer access violations, and the department is investigating 10 potential misuse…
Charlotte, NC, August 7, 2026 —
Mooresville Police Chief Ron Campurciani has publicly denounced the recent arrest of Officer Elizabeth Snowman, who is currently facing charges related to the alleged misuse of Flock safety cameras. Snowman is accused of utilizing the department’s camera system to monitor her boyfriend’s ex-wife.
The charges against Officer Snowman include violations of computer access laws. In response to this incident, the Mooresville Police Department has launched an internal investigation into approximately 10 other potential cases of misuse involving Flock safety cameras by officers. The department has confirmed that new security measures and safeguards have been put in place to restrict and monitor access to the camera system.
The alleged misuse of the Flock safety cameras has raised significant concerns among Mooresville residents regarding the potential for abuse of power by law enforcement. The department stated that they are committed to transparency and accountability in addressing these issues.
Further details regarding the specific timeline of the alleged misuse and the exact nature of the computer access violations were not immediately available. The investigation into the 10 additional potential misuse cases is ongoing. The department has not provided further comment on the status of Officer Snowman’s employment.
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