A judge sent the "Belltown Hellcat" back to jail on Friday, after ruling that he repeatedly violated the conditions of his electronic home monitoring (EHM).

After a testy court hearing, the driver of the "Belltown Hellcat" was taken back into custody and new bail was set on his two outstanding criminal cases in Seattle. Miles Hudson appeared in court on Friday for a hearing to address numerous alleged violations of his electronic home monitoring requirements by the company responsible for administering the program,

The city has filed a motion to revoke the release of Miles Hudson, following multiple violations of his court-ordered electronic home monitoring.

Miles Hudson reportedly skipped a compliance appointment and did not respond when contacted by the electronic home monitoring company.

Ahead of his next court hearing, Seattle prosecutors filed a motion for a bench warrant to take the infamous "Belltown Hellcat" driver back into custody over violations of his release conditions. Miles Hudson,