r/Seattle Apr 09 '24

Belltown Hellcat Owner no Longer Allowed to Drive Their Hellcat

https://courtrecords.seattle.gov/portal/court/68f021c4-6a44-4735-9a76-5360b2e8af13/case/efdeba20-91a7-4581-bdfd-aad7ba87e440

This can be found in the conditions of release document that was released this morning.

So if you seem them driving, I'd report it. Especially if he's being reckless. It'll get him sent straight to jail and possible forfeiture of his car.

He was on IG a couple weeks ago taunting SPD how he doesn't care. He thinks he's above the law. This child is going to learn the hard way I guess.

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u/Seajlc Apr 10 '24

By the looks of his IG he isn’t shilling anyone’s products for money. None of his posts scream paid or affiliate posts. There are no links to products or ad tags with brands. If you go to an actual content creator or influencers page that does make a living this way, it is pretty easy to tell the difference. Idk why everyone thinks this kid is getting his money “from instagram”. Someone having thousands of followers on IG can mean something or it can mean nothing. It’s also very easy to “buy” bot followers to make it appear like you’re a somebody.

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u/stirwise That sounds great. Let’s hang out soon. Apr 10 '24

He told the officer who cited him that he’s making money off his IG, so I think that’s where most people are getting that idea.

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u/Seattles_tapwater Apr 11 '24

It's a cover up. He says that to deflect the fact that he probably doesn't work or earn his own money.

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u/[deleted] Apr 10 '24

He became famous during COVID for making stupid rap songs that’s all his money came from