Take Waders advise!

But it does not sound like we are hearing ALL of the story yet! I would suggest that you closely read the RCW's that I have listed and see how they may apply to your case. My biggest concern would be the reason for handcuffing you if you did not get belligerent or hostile with the officer. If you did not violate any of these, and what you have said it true, it would appear that the officer may have used excessive force by handcuffing you during a standard traffic citation stop.

One would think that driving 20 miles over the listed speed limit could possibly justify an officer charging you with reckless driving, but that would also be stated on your citation
l
RCW 46.61.465
Exceeding speed limit evidence of reckless driving.
The unlawful operation of a vehicle in excess of the maximum lawful speeds provided in this chapter at the point of operation and under the circumstances described shall be prima facie evidence of the operation of a motor vehicle in a reckless manner by the operator thereof RCW 46.61.465

RCW 46.61.020
Refusal to give information to or cooperate with officer -- Penalty.

*** CHANGE IN 2003 *** (SEE 5758.SL) ***
It is unlawful for any person while operating or in charge of any vehicle to refuse when requested by a police officer to give his name and address and the name and address of the owner of such vehicle, or for such person to give a false name and address, and it is likewise unlawful for any such person to refuse or neglect to stop when signaled to stop by any police officer or to refuse upon demand of such police officer to produce his certificate of license registration of such vehicle, his insurance identification card, or his vehicle driver's license or to refuse to permit such officer to take any such license, card, or certificate for the purpose of examination thereof or to refuse to permit the examination of any equipment of such vehicle or the weighing of such vehicle or to refuse or neglect to produce the certificate of license registration of such vehicle, insurance card, or his vehicle driver's license when requested by any court. Any police officer shall on request produce evidence of his authorization as such

RCW 46.61.021
Duty to obey law enforcement officer -- Authority of officer.
(1) Any person requested or signaled to stop by a law enforcement officer for a traffic infraction has a duty to stop.
(2) Whenever any person is stopped for a traffic infraction, the officer may detain that person for a reasonable period of time necessary to identify the person, check for outstanding warrants, check the status of the person's license, insurance identification card, and the vehicle's registration, and complete and issue a notice of traffic infraction.
(3) Any person requested to identify himself or herself to a law enforcement officer pursuant to an investigation of a traffic infraction has a duty to identify himself or herself, give his or her current address, and sign an acknowledgement of receipt of the notice of infraction.

I hope this has helped you!

Cowlitzfisherman