Does anyone know of cases where photo-/videographers are facing charges for recording police officers performing their duty within the bounds of professionalism

Does anyone know of cases where photo-/videographers are facing charges for recording police officers performing their duty within the bounds of professionalism, or do all these cases involve some question of police conduct? This answer (how should citizens know whether a recording is protected or will result in felony charges?) from Maryland's state attorney seems most relevant: "I don’t have any hard and fast rule I can give you," If that's the case, this is bad law/bad policy.