Charlotte-Mecklenburg police officer Seth Elliott, 25, was arrested Wednesday and charged with illegally accessing a government computer. Elliot was arrested after an investigation by the State Bureau of Investigation found he allegedly ran an unauthorized non-law enforcement search on a North Carolina license plate. He accessed the information using FLOCK cameras, automated license plate readers. Other WRAL Top StoriesElliot was placed on administrative leave on June 22 and is being held at the Mecklenburg County Jail under a $15,000 bond. North Carolina's latest budget gave law enforcement agencies the authority to place cameras along state-maintained roads to help in cross referencing vehicles when solving crimes.