KENT, Wash. – A new photo posted to Reddit on Friday shows the infamous “Belltown Hellcat” on the back of a tow truck in Kent.

The owner of the Hellcat, 21-year-old Miles Hudson, was previously ordered by a Seattle judge to stop driving his modified Dodge Charger on public streets. Hudson’s vehicle is known for its loud exhaust, which has woken up many Seattle residents as he sped through the Belltown neighborhood late at night.

The picture of the towed Belltown Hellcat was posted to the r/Seattle subreddit just after 3:30 p.m., with user shynips titling the post, “F— you Miles!”

The user claimed they spotted the Hellcat being towed on Talbot Road in Kent.

Hudson also had an Instagram profile where he posted videos of him driving recklessly throughout the city, gaining a large following. In response, a judge restricted his social media use, requiring him to cease posting to his Instagram or streaming on Twitch while under litigation.

It’s currently unknown if the vehicle was being impounded, as it was spotted on the Ballard Bridge last week, in violation of his court order.

Hudson was previously arrested in August on a $25,000 bench warrant issued by Renton Municipal Court, in connection to charges of stalking, disclosing intimate images without consent (revenge porn) and reckless driving.

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Second-year cornerback Devon Witherspoon is the undisputed future of the Seattle Seahawks’ defense. As such, it’s important to find a coach that works well with him.

Luckily, new head coach Mike Macdonald fits the bill. The young, defensive-minded coach has built a strong relationship with his players in the months since his hiring, and ahead of the season opener on Sunday, it appears his bond with Witherspoon is among the strongest of any player.

“I’ve enjoyed it a lot,” Witherspoon told reporters Thursday. “Me and Coach [Mike Macdonald] get along very well. I ask all the questions I need to. He gives me all the details, whatever I need. The relationship, as far as you can ask those questions, the way he asked and he can explain it to me in a way that I can understand it. I think that’s what makes our bond special.” 

A cornerstone of that relationship is Macdonald involving Witherspoon in game planning, a process they hope pays off come game day.

“We always think about it different ways so we can get to something,” Witherspoon said. “Say, if we’ve seen something on film and they might pick up on it, what we would say, ‘If they do this we could switch it,’ and ‘Run it this way,’ and stuff like that. We always come up with different schemes just in case a team get a tendency on us so we could just switch it up.”

Witherspoon, the No. 5 overall pick in last year’s draft, had a great rookie season with 79 total tackles, 16 passes defensed and an interception he returned 97 yards for a touchdown. The Illinois product finished fourth in Defensive Rookie of the Year voting, though many believe he should’ve won the award.

Now with Macdonald’s fresh perspective, WItherspoon expects a big year not only for himself, but for the team as a whole.

“I think that’s very important because a lot of players learn in specific ways, everybody doesn’t learn the same,” Witherspoon said. “You’ve got to be able to talk to your players one-by-one, each differently.

“One way may be a visual learner or a walkthrough learner. Everybody has got their own flavor that they like to do. For him to be able to break it down in a meeting and then be able to go out and walk through just to show us both sides of it is very dope. Then that’s easy for us because we can learn better.” 

The Seattle Seahawks open the 2024 NFL season and the Mike Macdonald era on Sunday when they welcome the Denver Broncos to Lumen Field.

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Want to know how to watch the game? Hear the radio broadcast? Curious what the uniform matchup will be? We’ve got all the details that you need to know here to be ready for Sunday.

Week 1: Seattle Seahawks vs Denver Broncos

• When: 1:05 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 8

• TV broadcast: CBS (KIRO 7 in Seattle)
• TV announcers: Spero Dedes (play-by-play) and Adam Archuleta (analyst)

• Seahawks Radio broadcast: Seattle Sports 710 AM, KIRO Newsradio 97.3 FM
• Seahawks Radio streaming: Seattle Sports app, KIRO Newsradio app, official Seahawks app
• Seahawks Radio announcers: Steve Raible (play-by-play), Dave Wyman (analyst) and Jen Mueller (sideline)

If you are more than 100 miles from Seattle, click here to find the nearest Seahawks Radio Network affiliate. For details on streaming Seahawks Radio Network broadcasts, click here.

Pregame and postgame

• Seahawks Radio Pregame starts at 10 a.m. Sunday
• Seahawks Radio Postgame airs for three hours after the game.
• Pregame/halftime/postgame analysts: Michael Bumpus, Ray Roberts, Brian Walters, Paul Moyer

Uniform matchup

• Seahawks: 1990s-era throwbacks (blue jerseys, silver pants and helmets)

Takin’ it back to the old school.

We’ll be rocking the Throwbacks for Week 1.
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— Seattle Seahawks (@Seahawks) September 2, 2024

• Broncos: Summit white jerseys

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— Denver Broncos (@Broncos) September 4, 2024

Looking ahead

• Week 2: The Seahawks will visit the New England Patriots in a 10 a.m. game on Sunday, Sept. 15 that will air on FOX.

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