Newly released bodycam footage from the Seattle Police Department showed the "Belltown Hellcat" driver telling an officer he had no intention of stopping his behavior any time soon.
Last week, the Seattle City Attorney's Office filed a motion in court Friday alleging Miles Hudson, the so-called "Belltown Hellcat" driver accused of racing his Dodge Charger through city streets and waking people up with his loud exhaust, has failed to respond to the city's lawsuit and is subject to $83,200 in penalties.
The newly obtained video also captured Hudson telling the officer his social media following has paid for the car. Hudson has been ordered by a court not to drive the Charger and the city issued him a notice of violation for the excessive noise with an order to remove the car's illegal exhaust system, according to prosecutors.
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