[Ken H]

That had better not have been a written directive by command staff or council person.

Let's assume it wasn't. Wouldn't that make it an act of retaliation by rogue officers?

[Molon Labbie]

If specifically directed against Ms. Good or the others present and no one else, and the unusual enforcement was contiguous with the unfortunate arrest of Ms. Good, then yes, that could be construed as retaliatory.