Judge issues second warrant for 'Belltown Hellcat'

$25K warrant for Belltown Hellcat

The man known as the "Belltown Hellcat," 21-year-old Miles Hudson, is once again a wanted man after missing a court hearing in Renton on Monday.

RENTON, Wash. - The man known as the "Belltown Hellcat," 21-year-old Miles Hudson, is once again a wanted man after missing a court hearing in Renton on Monday.

A $25,000 bench warrant was issued for his arrest following his failure to appear in court on charges related to a 2023 conviction for assaulting his mother.

Hudson pleaded guilty last year to slamming his mother to the ground during an altercation because she refused to make him coffee, according to court records. Although sentenced to a year in jail, Hudson served only two days under the condition that he complied with the court's instructions.

During a June hearing in Renton, the judge warned Hudson that no further continuances would be granted and instructed him to return to court by August 5. Hudson acknowledged the instructions but failed to appear for the scheduled hearing.

"The city has some serious concerns as to the risk that Mr. Hudson poses to the community given his noncompliance with the court's conditions and his outstanding warrants in another jurisdiction," said Renton's city attorney.

Hudson's suspended sentence required him not to break any laws and to attend all court hearings. His recent failure to comply could result in significant legal consequences, including potential jail time.

Belltown Hellcat in court for 2nd day in a row

Miles Hudson was back in Seattle Municipal Court on Tuesday to try and convince the court to vacate the default judgment issued to him on June 18 for $83,619.

In addition to the assault case, Renton courts are now dealing with criminal stalking and revenge porn charges against Hudson in Seattle. Hudson is also expected to appear in a Seattle court later this month for cases involving reckless driving and domestic violence.

The Valley Defenders law firm in Bellevue, representing Hudson, declined to comment on the situation when contacted by FOX 13 Seattle.

FOX 13 Seattle also reached out to Hudson’s legal representatives for answers, but they offered no comment at the time of publication.

Judge bans 'Belltown Hellcat' Miles Hudson from using Instagram, Twitch

A Seattle judge has banned the notorious "Belltown Hellcat" Miles Hudson from using Instagram and Twitch as he faces hefty fines for recklessly driving late at night.

Who is the 'Belltown Hellcat?'

Hudson, who is known on Instagram as "srt.miles," has previously been charged with two counts of reckless driving. Despite a Seattle Municipal Court judge’s order prohibiting him from driving the vehicle, Hudson continued to showcase the car’s excessive noise on social media to his more than 700,000 Instagram followers.

Further legal issues also loom for Hudson, including separate charges of stalking and cyber harassment in Seattle. On July 3, a bench warrant was issued for the 21-year-old who did not show up in court for a domestic violence hearing in Seattle.

For months, "hell on wheels" are the words residents living in Seattle's Belltown neighborhood have used to describe Hudson.

Hudson hopes the court will vacate the default judgment against him after issuing a September evidentiary hearing, reverse the penalties and costs — totaling $83,619.97 — and allow him to proceed in the case with an attorney’s assistance.

As Hudson's legal troubles continue to mount, the community waits for further developments as he faces multiple legal battles.