Mooresville Police Department

A Mooresville Police Department officer, Elizabeth Anne Snowman, was arrested for allegedly misusing a Flock camera database to access vehicle information for non-official purposes. This is the second such arrest in the Charlotte area this week, following the arrest of a CMPD officer, Seth Elliott, for similar misuse of law enforcement databases.

The Mooresville Police Department will hold a press conference at 3 p.m. to address the arrest of one of their officers. The department has not disclosed the officer's identity or the reason for the arrest, and plans to share information on the charges.

A 23-year-old man is accused of shooting and killing his 19-year-old girlfriend in a car on Interstate 77 in North Carolina, which authorities believe may have been part of a murder-suicide pact. Text messages revealed the man discussed a murder-suicide plan with his girlfriend before the incident, and he later shot himself after killing her.

Police are investigating a shooting on I-77 in Iredell County that injured two people in a crashed black Kia. Authorities are considering road rage as a possible motive and examining reports involving a red truck. The female victim was airlifted to a hospital in critical condition.

Two people were injured in a shooting on Interstate 77 Southbound near SR-150 in Mooresville, leading to lane closures and one person being transported to a hospital, according to the Mooresville Police Department.

Huntersville Police Department has launched a civilian crash investigation team to handle minor injury crashes, parking enforcement, and traffic control. This initiative aims to free officers for higher-priority calls. Similar programs were recently started by Charlotte-Mecklenburg, Gastonia, and Mooresville Police Departments.