They're suing for among other things invasion of privacy, but is there a valid cause of action for that? IANAL but I thought it's been well-established that pol

They're suing for among other things invasion of privacy, but is there a valid cause of action for that? IANAL but I thought it's been well-established that police officers have no expectation of privacy when performing their jobs. And in any event, isn't Ohio a one-party-consent state when it comes to electronic recordings? (Without getting into value judgments and the wider context around this, of which there is plenty to say and which other commenters have covered pretty thoroughly)