They'll hit him with a civil infraction, deny his appeals via whatever kangaroo administrative process the department they did it under (probably not the police, too much restrictive case law) uses and when that's unpayably large they'll lien his house and all that jazz and he'll have to spend tens of thousands of dollars in lawyer fees to sue them to get them to f-off.

And all of the useful idiots who say useful idiots things like "we can't just let them get away with it" when the same civil law procedures and precedents are use to violate the 7th and 8th amendment rights of people they don't like will be deafeningly silent.