Belltown Hellcat

A Renton judge has handed down a $50,000 arrest warrant for Miles Hudson, also known as the ‘Belltown Hellcat.'

Miles Hudson was taken into custody Friday after violating the conditions of his electronic home monitoring, as revealed in a compliance hearing.

Miles Hudson was a no-show to his Tuesday hearing, but that's about to change.

The city has filed a motion to revoke the release of Miles Hudson, following multiple violations of his court-ordered electronic home monitoring.

The company overseeing Hudson's home monitoring filed the report with the court on Monday.

With growing concern over Hudson's ongoing non-compliance, the city remains on edge as his next hearing approaches.

The “Belltown Hellcat" has been spotted in an impound lot. This follows a long legal saga between Miles Hudson and the City of Seattle.

This latest development adds another layer to Miles Hudson’s complex legal case which has sparked widespread attention.

The default judgment was initially granted to Miles Hudson in May after he failed to respond to the civil summons.

The lawyer representing Miles Hudson, known as the driver of the “Belltown Hellcat," is attempting to bail on his defendant right before an evidentiary hearing, new court documents show.

A new photo posted to Reddit on Friday shows the infamous “Belltown Hellcat" on the back of a tow truck in Kent.

Residents are reporting sightings of Miles Hudson both online and on Seattle streets, despite a judge's order to not drive on Washington roads or post or to social media.

Miles Hudson was arrested Monday on a $25K bench warrant issued by Renton Municipal Court, adding another layer to his already complex legal situation.

Miles Hudson is once again a wanted man.