A police officer in North Carolina is facing accusations of misusing Flock Safety cameras. The officer, Elizabeth Snowman, allegedly accessed the cameras for personal reasons. According to the police chief, she used the cameras to track her boyfriend's ex-wife.

The officer accessed the cameras 31 times, with two of those instances occurring while she was off-duty. It is reported that Snowman was not truthful about her reasons for accessing the system. An arrest warrant was issued, stating that she used the cameras to obtain information on the ex-wife's vehicle.

Further details on the incident are available from the source, including the results of a regular audit of the license plate readers conducted by the Mooresville police.