Officer, issues her a citation. She refuses to take it. The officer then tosses it into her car and then Thompson throws the citation back out the window. The officer tells her that's littering. Thompson refused repeatedly before she was dragged out as her son watched. >> stop in Hurst, Texas is going viral after video showed a woman being dragged out of her car by police in front of her 15-year-old son. The stop started over speeding. The officer dropped the ticket into her car and she threw it out the window. The officer called that littering and ordered her out of the car and seconds later she's pulled out and taken to the ground. Now, here's the real legal question. Under the Supreme Court case Graham v. Connor, courts look at three things: the severity of the crime, whether there was an immediate threat, and whether the person was actively resisting. So, which of those justified this level of force? Thin blue lies, baby.