A Florida traffic stop caught on police body-camera video goes viral after a deputy cites a woman for using a phone while driving. Multiple reports identify the driver as Katie Thomas, who is missing her right hand. The citation alleges she held or used a phone with her right hand, but Thomas says the claim does not match her limb difference. CBS News reports that court records show the citation is dismissed at the officer’s request, after the incident drew widespread attention online. Euronews likewise reports that body-camera footage shows the deputy issuing a texting-while-driving citation despite Thomas not having a right hand, and states that the ticket has since been recommended for dismissal, according to U.S. media coverage. CBS News also features exclusive interviews with Thomas and additional context about her reaction to the viral video. The accounts are consistent on the basic sequence of events: a stop in Palm Beach County, an allegation tied to right-hand phone use, the driver’s missing right hand, and a subsequent move to dismiss the citation at the officer’s request.