Miles Hudson reportedly skipped a compliance appointment and did not respond when contacted by the electronic home monitoring company.
SEATTLE — “Belltown Hellcat” driver Miles Hudson is now being accused of violating the terms of his release conditions by the company responsible for his electronic home monitoring.
In a document filed Monday evening with the Seattle Municipal Court, Sentinel said Hudson failed to appear for a compliance appointment on Sept. 27. The company said it was unable to leave a voicemail with Hudson due to the line being busy and also got a busy line signal when reaching out to his emergency contact.
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