A notorious one Dodge Charger Hellcat Driver who would do that Film him driving recklessly and speeding in his “Belltown Hellcat” was banned from driving the car. Not every car. He can still drive if he wants. He just can’t drive his Hellcat more. I thought this was America.
In late March, Miles Hudson was stopped in the Sodo neighborhood Seattle, Washington When police According to a police report, he heard his engine revving in a “deafening” manner. Then, just a few days later, on April 2nd, Hudson was overdrawn again and the police let him know they had seen it his Instagram videos and knew that he therefore had over 700,000 followers Seattle Times.
However, as a condition of his release from prison following a hearing on April 9, the 20-year-old will now be banned from driving the 2023 Charger Hellcat Jailbreak, which the locals absolutely hate, for at least a year. KING NBC 5 reports. Like I said, he can still drive any other car. I’ve never seen anything like it and it’s so funny.
Here’s more on how this whole ordeal started and what exactly Hudson did to lose his loved one Hellcatout of KING 5:
Hudson was first pulled over for reckless driving in downtown Seattle around 1:30 a.m. in early January of this year. Officers gave him a verbal warning about speeding in densely populated urban areas and he was released.
In the report, officers noted that Hudson’s car was covered in tiger stripes, an enlarged Hellcat logo, and had colorful LED headlights. Based on previous experience, the officer said they “could tell that the exhaust was modified to be excessively loud…as I could hear the engine exhaust from a distance with the windows open.”
The car also had additional engine modifications that resulted in a shot-like misfire.
Officials said several times since January that they were working in downtown Seattle and heard the distinctive noise of Hudson’s Hellcat. Belltown residents and Seattleites took to Reddit to voice their displeasure over the noise.
Hudson’s social media profile features videos of him driving the Hellcat and reaching 107 miles per hour. In a video, Hudson is seen challenging two other drivers in Dodge Chargers to a race in downtown Seattle along Fourth Avenue South. As he pans the camera to the dashboard, the speedometer reads 107 miles per hour before he slows down.
On March 20th the stupid, maloofus was stopped for speeding a 25 mile zoneand police reminded him of his encounter with them in January reckless driving. He told police he made money by filming videos of himself driving, and he said the videos paid for his car and he planned to “keep doing what I’m doing.” He went on to tell them that he planned to “make a career out of it.” My God, it’s raining so much Seattle messes with people’s brains.
His lawyer questioned the restriction on driving Hudson’s car Just. She said it would prevent him from going to work. I don’t know what his day job is, but I’m assuming it is Hellcat hooligan is not it.