Miles Hudson has repeatedly violated the conditions of his lease, according to his building’s owner.
SEATTLE — The seemingly never-ending wave of legal issues facing the driver of the “Belltown Hellcat” continued last week.
Miles Hudson’s Belltown apartment building filed a complaint on July 9 to evict him, citing a 10-day warning for him to comply with the terms of his lease or vacate his unit. The complaint references several instances of Hudson continuing to violate the terms of his lease, according to the court documents.
This comes after Hudson failed to appear for a July 3 court appearance related to stalking and revenge porn charges from incidents with an ex-partner. A warrant was issued for Hudson’s arrest.
West Edge Apartments, owned by PR 1430 LLC, said Hudson was given a 10-day notice to comply or exit premises on May 14. The company says it received word three days after the deadline to comply that Hudson was …