He completely refused to see the point that the federal employee was in the wrong to begin with, as well as who ever wrote the park regulations to begin with. Depriving them of their property is almost tangenial to the point that she pointed a loaded weapon at them, and under color of authority, forced them to give up their possessions.
I think anyone who accpets employment to enforce laws that deprive another of their natural rights gets what they deserve when the person who's rights are being violated resists. I have no pitty for them.
When I was younger and naive, I thought about going into law enforcement. I then realized a little later that I'd be forced to enforce laws that are wrong. Even if a shurked my duty and let people slide who committed "victimless crimes", I would still be representing an entity that violates people's rights under the color of law. I'm glad I wised up and saw that before I went down that career path.