The Seattle city attorney says Hudson failed to respond to a lawsuit against him by a May 30 deadline.
SEATTLE — Seattle’s legal battle with the driver of the controversial “Belltown Hellcat” took a new turn Friday.
City Attorney Ann Davison filed a motion for default judgment against Miles Hudson, who has drawn the ire of many Seattleites over his vehicle’s modifications to generate more noise.
The city first filed a civil complaint against Hudson on May 7 over his non-compliance with a March court order to get his vehicle modified to align with Seattle’s noise control code by April 15. For each additional
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