Yoshi

Its the tax dodging dinosaur himself. Don't let that smile and enthusiastic attitude fool you, he's been avoiding his taxes since he was spotted fighting Haley. He's only left the castle to fight Jerry cause he thought he was a spy tryna trick him into confessing that he's not doing his taxes.

Crimes and Criminal Record
Yoshi escaped doing his taxes about a year ago. He had Kleiner sneak into the FBI database and delete his name from everything. Yoshi then stayed in the castle, hiding in the basement with Toad and a shotgun just in case the FBI showed up. Haley exposed him for not doing his taxes during the battle, so Yoshi hates Haley more than anyone in the cast of characters, an impressive feat. He also had multiple accounts of Grand Theft Auto/Larceny. He's also committed others such as The crimes listed above are basically prohibited in every state, but each state is different in how the law is written, how the behavior is regulated and the penalties that each crime potentially carries. Also, the list is far from complete because behavior may be prohibited in one state and not in others. For example, prostitution is legal in some parts of Nevada, but is a crime in every other state. Likewise, carrying a concealed firearm is only legal in certain states.
 * Personal Crimes – “Offenses against the Person”: These are crimes that result in physical or mental harm to another person. Personal crimes include:
 * Assault
 * Battery
 * False Imprisonment
 * Kidnapping
 * Homicide – crimes such as first and second degree murder, involuntary manslaughter, and vehicular homicide
 * Rape, statutory rape, sexual assault, and other offenses of a sexual nature
 * Property Crimes – “Offenses against Property”: These are crimes that do not necessarily involve harm to another person. Instead, they involve an interference with another person’s right to use or enjoy their property. Property crimes include:
 * Larceny (theft)
 * Robbery (theft by force) – Note: this is also considered a personal crime since it results in physical and mental harm.
 * Burglary (penalties for burglary)
 * Arson
 * Embezzlement
 * Forgery
 * False pretenses
 * Receipt of stolen goods.
 * Inchoate Crimes – “Inchoate” translates into “incomplete”, meaning crimes that were begun, but not completed. This requires that a person take a substantial step to complete a crime, as opposed to just “intend” to commit a crime. Inchoate crimes include:
 * Attempt – any crime that is attempted like “attempted robbery”
 * Solicitation
 * Conspiracy
 * Statutory Crimes – A violation of a specific state or federal statute and can involve either property offenses or personal offense. Statutory crimes include:
 * Alcohol-related crimes such as drunk driving (DUI)
 * Selling alcohol to a minor.