1) The dog shouldn’t be biting head and face.
2) The dog did not respond to the officer’s commands to let go and return to his side. He had to pull the dog off.
3) The officer claims he was delayed in pulling the dog off because he had no cover officer, but that cover officer was there, his body cam filmed the incident.
This badly trained dog is still working.
The lawsuit also claims that the officer did not warn the suspect that he was going to set the dog on her, as required by law.
If what you say is true, that puts a different light on things, but ONLY if all your points are actually true.