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- 2026-10-22 20:08
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Wait, please. Wait, please. Stop. >> Teneisha Thompson being pulled out of her car by the neck by a Hurst police officer. WAIT, STOP. Moments later, several officers are seen pulling Thompson from the vehicle and taking her to the ground. >> Every time a video like this goes viral, the same argument shows up in the comments. Just comply. This traffic stop in Hurst, Texas started over speeding. The officer issued a ticket, the driver threw the ticket out the window, the officer called it littering and ordered her out of the car, and seconds later she's pulled out of the vehicle and taken to the ground in front of her teenage son. Now, yes, arguing during a traffic stop is usually a bad idea. But courts don't judge police force based on attitude. They use the legal standard from Graham v. Connor. Severity of the crime, immediate threat, active resistance. So, which one applies here? Thin blue lies, baby.
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