North Carolina officer accused of using license-plate readers to stalk ex-wife
TL;DR
A Mooresville, NC police officer, Elizabeth Snowman, is charged with accessing the department's Flock license-plate reader system 31 times for personal use to track her boyfriend's ex-wife, including while off duty. The misconduct prompted an internal audit and the department is reviewing 10 more potential cases. Flock defends its technology but emphasizes accountability and proper use. Snowman faces court on Aug. 27.
Topics:nationcrime#crime#flock-safety#license-plate-readers#north-carolina#police-misconduct#privacy
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