The County must decide if he was acting within scope of employment and then make a decision regarding the use of what is probably a joint liability insurance policy. It is common for police to carry a liability policy, because you can’t alway trust your department to support you in court.
That makes sense. As I replied to a previous post, I just see Reyna’s action of ordering the massive arrests after law enforcement had decided to let them go as exceeding his job. Adding in Constitutional violations, I don’t think the county citizens should have the tax burden of paying Reyna’s civil defense. Even if there’s liability insurance there will be added cost to the tax base. I am thankful I live across the county line.