I've seen quite a few stories where the police arrest people for photographing them. There really should be an non profit dedicated towards litigating these abu

I've seen quite a few stories where the police arrest people for photographing them. There really should be an non profit dedicated towards litigating these abuses of power. Its not like photographing the police in public is a legal grey area, so the proceeds from the inevitable settlements could even make the effort self funding. The dog angle just makes this a particularly egregious abuse of power. I'd be willing to fork over a significant bit of money towards making a very public example of the officers involved.