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CMPD officer accused of misusing law enforcement databases
A Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department officer was placed on unpaid administrative leave after being arrested for allegedly misusing law enforcement databases for non-official purposes. Officer Seth Elliott was charged with illegally accessing government computer systems during an unrelated investigation, leading to revoked access to criminal intelligence tools and an Internal Affairs probe.
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