A Miami man previously arrested for stalking his ex-girlfriend and putting a tracking device on her car is back behind bars as newly-obtained videos show him outside her home last year.

Alfredo Cedeno, 36, was booked into jail last week for allegedly violating probation by not staying away from the victim, records showed.

Cedeno had been arrested last year on charges of installing a tracking device without consent and stalking/domestic violence.

According to an arrest report, Cedeno and the victim were in a relationship for two and a half years but had split.

She said he began showing up at several places she visited, and then she found a GPS tracker in her car.

Ring camera videos from last year obtained by NBC6 on Wednesday show Cedeno appearing to harass his ex, calling her a child and telling her to call whoever she wants after she threatened to call the cops, and then calling her the B-word.

“I’m not disrespecting you, I’m just overwhelmed. And just because of that you went to my house, you never go to my house, just, you went to your house because you thought I was going to do something…delete all the pictures. I grabbed your phone and I see a lot of bulls— in your phone,” he said in one of the videos.

The videos are evidence prosecutors used in their case against him.

Court records show he violated the order to stay away from her last month, and was arrested and booked into jail on Aug. 4.