Offenses

This is a list of all of the crimes, offenses, and violations the characters have committed.
==Cuddles==
Because of his rebellious nature, Cuddles has committed quite a few offenses. 
*Trespassing: In Water You Wading For, he swims in a lake despite there being a sign that restricts anyone from doing so.
*Animal Abuse: In From A to Zoo, he pokes a stick at a baboon in a tiny cage. This may seem somewhat harmless, but he later ends up sticking a branding iron on the rump of rhinoceros when it doesn't work.
*Involuntary Manslaughter: In the same episode listed above, he provokes two animals, which cause the deaths of Sniffles and Toothy. In Let It Slide, he pushes Flaky into the slide, and as a result, she gets skinned alive and drowns.
*Intentional Assault: In Camp Pokeneyeout, he intentionally flings a rock at Toothy. He does this again and damages one of his eyes.
==Giggles==
Giggles doesn't commit crimes as often as the other characters and when she does, it tends to be with good intentions. 
*Obstructing Traffic: In Every Litter Bit Hurts, she stands in the middle of the road to prevent Lumpy from driving off, forcing him to swerve off the street. (To be fair, she was trying to stop him after he had just killed someone.)
*Trespassing: In Dunce Upon a Time, she runs inside Giant Lumpy's castle without permission. (However, since Lumpy threatened to crush her, this was involuntary.)
*Involuntary manslaughter: In Every Litter Bit Hurts, when she ties herself and Sniffles to a tree, to make Lumpy not cut down a tree. She realizes they're tied to the wrong tree. As she attempts to untie Sniffles the tree falls on him, killing him. (Debatable because Lumpy was the one who cut down the tree.)
==Toothy==
As with Cuddles, Toothy's reckless behavior has given him a somewhat long criminal record. 
*Unlicensed Surgery: In Nuttin' but the Tooth, Toothy impersonates a dentist and ends up mutilating his patient's head.
*Arson: In Class Act, he accidentally sets the school on fire, causing the injuries of numerous characters.
*Abuse Accomplice: In From A to Zoo, he assists Cuddles as they pester the animals.
*Employee Ignorance: In Mime to Five, Toothy knowingly fills a cannon with two whole barrels of gunpowder, despite being told to add only two teaspoons. (Debatable: Mime could possibly not have given clear enough instructions.)
*Animal Liability: In Letter Late than Never, his turtle easily escapes from its chain and repeatedly mauls and eventually eats Lumpy.
*Road Debris: In Junk in the Trunk, he leaves his ramp in the middle of the road.
*Illegal Book Possession: In Read 'em and Weep, Toothy somehow owns and sells a cursed book.
==Lumpy==
Being the character who has committed the most crimes, Lumpy has a large history. While most of these are caused by his stupidity, several of Lumpy's misdemeanors were done out of selfishness. 
*Corpse Harvesting and Selling: In Meat Me for Lunch and We're Scrooged!, Lumpy sells the remains of dead characters to customers. Also in A Change of Heart he unethically steals a dead Handy's still functional heart.
*Murder by Proxy: In Class Act, Lumpy forces a play to continue despite all of the injuries some of the characters are receiving, which eventually leads to the school blowing up. In Let It Slide, he turns the water off on a water slide causing Flaky's quills and skin to tear off as she goes down. In Dunce Upon a Time, Lumpy, as a giant, has most of the characters captured and uses them for meal preparation. In We're Scrooged!, he sells Toothy's organs as toys.
*Distracted/Reckless Driving: In The Way You Make Me Wheel, Lumpy shaves while driving. In Happy Trails Pt. 1, he turns around to yell at a choking Mime and ends up driving the bus of a cliff. In See What Develops, he accidentally drives a truck into some trash cans and does not bother placing them back up.
*Involuntary manslaughter: Numerous examples. In I Get a Trick Out of You, Lumpy saws Cuddles in half and accidentally pulls his body out of the ambulance. In A Bit of a Pickle, he slams a car door on Cuddles, slicing off his ears and legs. In Spin Fun Knowin' Ya, as well as Blast From the Past, he spins a merry-go-round so fast, it causes Cuddles, Giggles, and Toothy to fly off and get killed in various ways. In Every Litter Bit Hurts, he cut down a tree that split another and cut Sniffles in half.
*Employee Ignorance: In The Wrong Side of the Tracks, Lumpy allows people to ride on a badly put together roller coaster. In Ski Patrol, he accidentally causes a ski lift to move to fast, causing numerous characters to fly out of their seats
*Assault: In Don't Yank My Chain, he beats up and arrests Handy and The Mole, even though they did nothing wrong. In Strain Kringle, he throws a rock at Toothy with the intention of getting him back for throwing a snowball at him.
*Health Code Violation: In A Sight For Sore Eyes, he uses a glove from the hazardous waste bin to treat Russell.
*Animal Cruelty: In A Sight For Sore Eyes, he keeps a living dog, cat, tortoise, fish (out of water) and snail in a closet, hanging from hooks. In From A to Zoo, he cuts a snake open and stomps on numerous chicks. In Mime to Five, he whips some ducks and forces them to perform for character entertainment, in a reminiscent manner to real animals at a circus. As a result the ducks flipped out and killed him due to abuse in a circus. (This is only illegal since the animals he kills belong to a business. The former case may not count because it was to save the lives of both him and his student. For the Mime To Five case, circus animal cruelty in real life is illegal.)
*Irresponsible Chaperone: In From A to Zoo, he enters a zoo with five kids and thanks to his poor care for them, he comes back with one missing and three dead. (To be fair, the kids ran off and fooled around on their own.) This also counts as Involuntary manslaughter.
*Mail Violation: In Letter Late than Never, he opens letters and packages that are supposed to be delivered to other characters. This is even worse considering the fact that he is a mailman in this episode.
*Littering: In Every Litter Bit Hurts, Lumpy dumps large amounts of trash and objects into the water. In A Bit of a Pickle, he throws his sandwich on the ground. In The Carpal Tunnel of Love, Lumpy blows his nose on some paper and throws it out the bus window.
*Blast Fishing: In Every Litter Bit Hurts, he uses dynamite to catch fish.
*Property Damage: In Every Litter Bit Hurts, he accidentally causes a dam to blow up. In Aw, Shucks!, he destroys a carnival with his corn. In See What Develops, he knocks down some trash cans with his truck, and in The Carpal Tunnel of Love, he tears an entire restaurant off the ground with a truck.
*Arson: In Spare Tire, despite wanting to keep Pop's match away from the gas station, he throws the match right to it and it lands in a pile of gas, causing the gas station to explode.
*Terrorism Without Violence: In Wingin' It, he brings a knife to an airport and uses it openly.
*Road Blocking: In Hear Today, Gone Tomorrow, he stands in the middle of the road while looking for a coin, and causes Russell's truck to flip over.
*Road Debris: In See What Develops, he accidentally drops newspapers on the street from the back of his truck.
*Theft: In We're Scrooged!, he steals coins from a charity bucket. In The Carpal Tunnel of Love, he tries to leave the café in Handy's truck, even though no serious threat occurred and he could have instead ran on foot.
*Murder/Homicide: In Happy Trails Pt. 2: Jumping the Shark, he, along with Flippy, Handy, and Sniffles, willfully kills Flaky.
==Petunia==
Like with Giggles, Petunia rarely engaged in illegal behavior. But even she has her moments, mainly relating to the road.
*Distracted Driving: In A Hole Lotta Love, Petunia drives without keeping her eyes on the road and almost hits Mime.
*Unsafe Cycling: In False Alarm, she rides her bike in the middle of the street for no good reason.
*Involuntary manslaughter: In Breaking Wind, she sets the earth on fire after lighting up a match.
==Handy==
Most violations on Handy's part were either debatable, relatively inconsequential, or misunderstandings (with the exception of the last crime below).thumb|Handy, what did you do?|270x270px
*Driving Violation: In numerous episodes, he is seen driving or piloting numerous vehicles, despite his lack of hands. (To be fair, he has not had a single car accident to date.)
*Arson: In House Warming, he builds Petunia a treehouse that immediately catches fire when she climbs in. (This is Debatable as arson is intentional, and his reaction does not show intention, but suprise and shock.)
*Prison Break and Evading Authorities: Even though he did nothing wrong, Handy and The Mole break out of prison in Don't Yank My Chain, and evade Lumpy.
*Murder/Homicide: In Happy Trails Pt. 2: Jumping the Shark, he, along with Flippy, Lumpy, and Sniffles, willfully kills Flaky.
==Nutty==
Because of his addiction to candy and other sweets, Nutty is a character who regularly commits crimes. 
*Stalking and Attempted Theft: In Sweet Ride, Nutty stalks and chases Cuddles for his ice cream.
*Theft: In Icy You, he attempts to steal as much candy as possible from a store and chugs down slushie straight from the dispenser. In Concrete Solution, he steals a bag of sugar from a cafe and later steals a bag of cement from a construction site on the bridge. In Chew Said a Mouthful, he steals a bed from a hospital while a patient is still on it and also steals a hot dog cart. In A Sucker for Love Part 1, Nutty swipes a lollipop from Cub, which makes him cry. In Going Out With a Bang, he steals Cuddles' and Toothy's box of fireworks.
*Littering: In Nuttin' Wrong with Candy and Stealing the Spotlight, he drops candy on the ground and leaves it. In Chew Said a Mouthful, Nutty throws various items from the hotdog cart all over town.
*Involuntary manslaughter: In Chew Said a Mouthful, Nutty injures and kills other characters when he throws objects out of a hotdog cart.
*Property Damage: In Chew Said a Mouthful, he breaks down the double doors of a hospital. In A Sucker for Love Part 1, he shatters a gumball machine with a trash can. In A Sucker for Love Part 2, he shakes the knob on a locked door to a candy store so much that the candy cane sign falls off. In Nuttin' Wrong with Candy, after losing his arm to the vending machine, Nutty jumps at the vending machine and causes it to fall over, breaking the glass.
*Carjacking and Distracted Driving: In False Alarm, Nutty hijacks Cuddles' car. He gets distracted by playing Tetris with Petunia's intestines while driving, and hits Lifty and Shifty's truck.
*Trespassing: In Concrete Solution, he trespasses on a bridge construction site. In All Work and No Play, Nutty, along with Sniffles and Lammy, trespass on a playground that is being demolished.
*Reckless Endangerment: In Chew Said a Mouthful he endangers Toothy, because he had a jawbreaker in his eye.
*Murder/homicide: In False Alarm, he smashes The Mole to death with a hammer.
==Sniffles==
Despite having a high IQ, Sniffles has often disregarded the law on more than a few occasions. 
*Distracted Driving: In Concrete Solution, he tries to strap Nutty down while simultaneously driving without looking where he's going. He looks under the seat of his car to find his pet in Pet Peeve while his car is still moving. In Wingin' It, he stops piloting the plane to talk to Lumpy personally.
*Property Damage: In Blast from the Past, Sniffles lands a plane in the playground. He also takes apart all of the playground equipment. (Though, he did it to stop his friends from getting killed.) In A Hole Lotta Love, Sniffles and Pop slice the surface and other large properties in half with the drill's fin.
*Trespassing: In All Work and No Play, Sniffles, along with Nutty and Lammy, trespasses on a playground that is being demolished.
*Unsafe Cycling: In Buns of Steal, he rides his bike in the middle of the street.
*Animal Liability: In Pet Peeve, Sniffles takes his dangerous pet out in public, resulting in the deaths of three characters.
*Murder/Homicide: In Happy Trails Pt. 2: Jumping the Shark, he, along with Flippy, Handy, and Lumpy, willfully kills Flaky.
*Involuntary manslaughter: Happens quite often. In I've Got You Under My Skin he unknowingly tortures Lumpy and kills him. In Idol Curiosity after grabbing Flaky's wrist. He runs through the flower patch, killing her. List goes on too. 
==Pop==
Pop's crimes are mostly related to his son, Cub and his poor treatment of him. Needless to say, Pop has broken several laws going by his terrible parenting.
*Negligent Homicide/(Involuntary) Manslaughter: Most of the time, his antics end up getting Cub killed. In And the Kitchen Sink he runs over Flaky with his car.
*Jaywalking: In Havin' A Ball, Pop crosses a busy road. Based on the sounds heard when he is crossing, he also causes some accidents.
*Parental Liability: In Cubtron Z, he rebuilds Cub into a large robot who destroys a bus, kills several characters and Generic Tree Friends, and destroys the city.
*Child Negligence: In Chip Off the Ol' Block, Pop allows Cub to use a lawnmower on his own. (To be fair, he saved Cub before any damage was done.) In Snip Snip Hooray!, he accidentally allows Cub to play with a razor on two occasions. He also slices off one of his ears. In Water Way to Go, he buries Cub in the sand and walks away to get ice cream. In From Hero to Eternity, he allows Cub to play with a bottle of bleach. In And the Kitchen Sink, he accidentally lets Cub roll down a hill in a wagon, leaves Cub alone in the sink to answer the phone in another room, and gets Cub stuck in the garbage disposal. In Every Litter Bit Hurts, he is okay with Cub sitting on a rock in the middle of the lake and does not notice him falling off. In Mime to Five, he lets Cub, a baby, sit in the passenger seat. In Stealing the Spotlight, he tries to remove nails from Cub's head instead of taking him to the doctor. In Chore Loser, he forces Cub to rake leaves and does not watch him while he does so, allowing his son to get mauled by a dog. In Clause For Concern, he leaves Cub at home by himself.
*Child Abuse: In Stealing the Spotlight, he hammers a tooth that had fallen out back into Cub's jaw. Later in the same episode, he hammers a nail into Cub's head that would not come out. Also, in And the Kitchen Sink, he tries to push Cub out of the sink by his exposed bone and later drags him behind his car by a rope.
*Property Damage: In A Hole Lotta Love, Pop and Sniffles slice the surface and large properties on it with the drill's fin. Pop also destroys a brick wall and a port-a-potty with the drill.
*Disruptive Driving and Speeding: In And the Kitchen Sink, he drives at a very fast speed on the road with a chunk of wall attached to his car.
*Arson: In See You Later, Elevator, he smokes a lit match in a building and carelessly throws the match away, which results in the building catching on fire. (To be fair, it did fly out of the window; the wind just blew it back in.)
==Flaky==
Given her cautious demeanor, Flaky is a character who doesn't break the law too often, but even she has her moments. 
*Eagle Violation: In Take a Hike, Flaky accidentally breaks a mother eagle's eggs.
*Distracted Driving and Assault: In Without a Hitch, her hallucinations cause her to crash into a telephone pole. She also sticks a glass shard into Flippy's eye thinking he was going to kill her.
*Involuntary manslaughter: A crime Flaky has committed a couple of times. Mostly because of her quills. In Fire Escape, if they bounce off her umbrella first, they fall to the ground and splatter.
==The Mole==
The Mole has committed his fair share of violations in regards to his blindness. Otherwise, he has rarely broken the law. 
*Driving Violation: In numerous episodes, he is seen driving vehicles, despite the fact that he is blind.
*Escaping Prison: Even though he did nothing wrong, The Mole and Handy escape out of prison in Don't Yank My Chain.
*Malpractice: In In a Jam, The Mole forces Cuddles to donate more blood after giving him a button for his first donation.
*Manslaughter: In Blind Date, he accidentally drives Lumpy's head into a truck, destroying the top half of it and killing him. He also accidentally kills Cuddles in same episode he commits malpractice.
==Disco Bear==
Disco Bear's ego has given him a history on several occasions.
*Harassment: He hits on Giggles and Petunia in multiple episodes despite their clear disinterest.
* Manslaughter: In Stayin' Alive, he dances with Petunia and Giggles, and accidentally spins Giggles onto a pot of tea, burning her head and killing her, and accidentally throws Petunia onto an electric fence, electrocuting her to death. In Who's to Flame?, he accidentally drives the truck while the ladder without bringing down the ladder first, resulting in Cuddles' death.
*Property Damage: In Ipso Fatso, Disco Bear carelessly splashes water on the treadmill, causing it to malfunction by moving on its own, break through a glass window, and tear the pavement on the sidewalk apart.
*Littering: In Ipso Fatso, he throws a banana peel on the ground in a restaurant. In A Change of Heart, he throws a chicken bone on the floor of the diner.
*Road Debris, Littering, and Speeding: In Easy Comb, Easy Go, he drives his van with the back door wide open, which causes the hair tonic bottles to fall out and break on the street. He also drives way too fast and forces his van past Flaky's test car.
*Employee Ignorance: In Who's to Flame?, Disco Bear drives the fire truck without bringing the ladder down first, resulting in Cuddles' death. He also somehow fails to notice that The Mole connected the water hose to the engine and sprays gas on the burning house, causing the fire truck to explode.
==Russell==
Contrary to his looks, Russell doesn't break the law that often. 
*Animal Liability: He brings his ravenous pet piranha to school, leading to the deaths of three people (including himself) and the maiming of Flaky.
*Animal Abuse: In YouTube Copyright School, he juggles three live piranhas for a video.
*Fishing Violation and Flesh Cooking: In Put Your Back Into It, Russell casts his fishing rod at the beach. After killing Disco Bear, he proceeds to cook his head and serve it to Giggles.
*Cinema Recording: In YouTube Copyright School, Russell records a movie in the theater with his phone, with the creator of the movie sitting right in front of him, no less.
*Unauthorized Content: In YouTube Copyright School, he posts a video parodying Lumpy's content without his permission.
==Lifty==
Lifty and Shifty are thieves who regularly come into conflict with the law. 
*Theft: In almost every episode he appears in, he, along with Shifty, commits some kind of theft. See Known Thefts for specific examples.
*Animal Cruelty: In Milkin' It, he, along with Shifty, milks their stolen cow dry. In Junk in the Trunk, they keep a fish out of water and throw a tortoise and a cat at Lumpy.
*Animal Hoarding: In Doggone It, he, along with Shifty, keeps dozens of dogs piled on top of each other in their van.
*Trespassing: In Easy For You to Sleigh, he, along with Shifty, enter Pop and Cub's, Mime's, and Flippy's houses without permission.
*Selling Without a License: In Easy Comb, Easy Go, he, along with Shifty, sells various bottles of hair growth formula to Disco Bear, likely with no license to do so. In False Alarm, they do the same with candy and then with video games.
*Evading Arrest and Identity Theft: In Don't Yank My Chain, he impersonates The Mole in order to fool Officer Lumpy out of arresting him and Shifty.
*Disrupting Traffic: In Buns of Steal, he places and rivets a long board between his and Shifty's van and a bun truck while driving down the road.
*Assault: In Who's to Flame?, he beats up Shifty in broad daylight. In As You Wish, he rips off Sniffles' arms.
*Property Damage: In Sea What I Found, he destroys a viewfinder with a crowbar.
*Kidnapping: In Swelter Skelter, he, along with Shifty, kidnaps Cro-Marmot and brings him to their apartment to keep themselves cool.
*Unlawful Restraint: In Gems the Breaks, he, along with Shifty, ties Giggles and Petunia up against their will. In Easy for You to Sleigh, they tie up a sleeping Flippy.
*Distracting The Driver: In Doggone It, he engages Shifty in a tug-of-war while the latter is driving.
==Shifty==
Lifty and Shifty are thieves who regularly come into conflict with the law. 
*Theft: In almost every episode he appears in, he, along with Lifty, commits some kind of theft. See Known Thefts for specific examples.
*Animal Cruelty: In Milkin' It, he, along with Lifty, milks their stolen cow dry. In Junk in the Trunk, they keep a fish out of water and throw a tortoise and a cat at Lumpy.
*Animal Hoarding: In Doggone It, he, along with Lifty, keeps dozens of dogs piled on top of each other in their van.
*Trespassing: In Easy For You to Sleigh, he, along with Lifty, enters Pop and Cub's, Mime's, and Flippy's houses without permission.
*Selling Without a License: In Easy Comb, Easy Go he, along with Lifty, sells various bottles of hair growth formula to Disco Bear, likely with no license to do so. In False Alarm, they do the same with candy and then with video games.
*Evading Arrest and Identity Theft: In Don't Yank My Chain, he impersonates Handy in order to fool Officer Lumpy out of arresting him and Lifty.
*Distracted Driving: In Buns of Steal, he leaves the wheel to save Lifty, but even after Lifty's death, he still allows the van to continue driving forward. In Doggone It, he engages in a tug-of-war with Lifty while driving.
*Kidnapping: In Swelter Skelter, he, along with Lifty, kidnaps Cro-Marmot and brings him to their apartment to keep them cool.
*Unlawful Restraint: In Gems the Breaks, he, along with Lifty, ties Giggles and Petunia up against their will. In Easy For You to Sleigh, they tie up a sleeping Flippy.
*Murder/Homicide: In Milkin' It he throws Lifty out of the hot air balloon and it ends up killing him. (Debatable)
==Mime==
Mime doesn't have a terribly long history of misdeeds, but he has broken the law due to his obliviousness on a few occasions. 
*Employee Ignorance: In Mime to Five, Sniffles drowns on Mime's watch as lifeguard. It also counts as Involuntary manslaughter.
*Theft: In Mime to Five, after Lumpy dies, Mime steals his wallet.
*Unsafe Cycling: In Concrete Solution, Mime rides a unicycle on a busy highway.
*Public Disturbance: In Random Acts of Silence, Mime continues to make publicly disturbing noises in a library time and time again in spite of the obvious sounds he is making and Flippy's frequent warnings. (To be fair, it is not his fault the library's own pencil sharpener makes noise when being used.)
*Involuntary manslaughter: In Mime and Mime Again, he kills Toothy on accident, by turning on the fan again, which sucks him into the fan and shreds him to pieces.
==Flippy==
Unlike his evil side, Flippy does not have a long history of offenses. 
*Illegal Weapon Possession: In Easy For You to Sleigh, he owns a various amount of dangerous equipment (swords, axes, etc.) in his house that could easily kill someone, and it is unlikely he has a permit because he is fully aware that he flips out at any war related items. However, because it is not confirmed, it is Debatable.
*Distracted Driving and Property Damage: In Autopsy Turvy (Double Whammy Part II), his fight with his imaginary self causes him to drive out of control on the street and crash through someone's house. Later, in the music shop, Flippy breaks glass twice and makes a mess of the instruments, using them as weapons. In Hear Today, Gone Tomorrow, his helicopter's propeller gets lodged into Cuddles' house.
*Murder/Homicide: In Happy Trails Pt. 2: Jumping the Shark, he, along with Handy, Lumpy, and Sniffles, willfully kills Flaky.
==Fliqpy==
Fliqpy is one of the few main characters who purposely kill others in every episode he appears in. Because of this, Fliqpy is infamously known for his homicidal tendencies, among other misdeeds. 
*Mass Murder/Mass Homicide: Most of the episodes he appears in. To see his kills, see List of Flippy's Killing Methods.
*Animal Abuse: While killing a woodpecker is not much of a crime, he does kill an elephant in broad daylight in By The Seat Of Your Pants.
*Assault: In Double Whammy Part I, Fliqpy tackles Mime and forces him to chug a bottle of alcohol.
*Property Damage/Vandalism: in Flippin' Burgers, he flips a table over and blows up a burger joint. In Keepin' it Reel, he smashes the glass of a popcorn machine. In Double Whammy Part I, he ruins three planes at a carnival. In By The Seat Of Your Pants, he bends a flag, flips a car, and sets bleachers on fire. In Hear Today, Gone Tomorrow, he leaves marks in the street with a helicopter's propeller and leaves a hole in Lumpy's wall with a log.
*Unknown Crime: In A Vicious Cycle, he is chased by Officer Lumpy and Disco Bear for an unseen crime.
*Child Abuse: In A Vicious Cycle, he pushes Cub off his tricycle.
*Evading Arrest and Attempted Assault: In A Vicious Cycle, he runs away from Officer Lumpy and Disco Bear and attempts to posthumously assault (or kill) them with a tricycle.
==Splendid==
Even though he's a superhero, he cares little about his duties and often causes destruction wherever he goes because of his ignorance, giving him a relatively huge list of offenses. 
*Natural and Property Damage: Almost every episode he appears in.
*Assault and Attempted Assault: In See What Develops, he beats up Giggles on accident and attempts to hurt The Mole for getting a picture of him.
*Murder/Homicide: In Gems the Breaks, he intentionally kills The Mole.
*Involuntary manslaughter: Pretty self explanatory. He can be seen in countless episodes saving someone, only for that person to die.
==Lammy==
Even though Lammy is a relatively new character, she has already done many misconducts in her given screen time. In all fairness, however, most of these actions were caused by Mr. Pickels. 
*Unintentional Murder Accomplice: In most of the episodes she appears in, she carries Mr. Pickels around everywhere she goes. In both A Bit of a Pickle and Royal Flush, she actually participates in the murders of Petunia, Flaky, Handy, and Giggles.
**Can count as Involuntary manslaughter.
*Theft: In A Bit of a Pickle, she, along with Mr. Pickels, steals Handy's tow truck to chase after Flaky.
*Speeding: In A Bit of a Pickle, she drives too fast in Handy's truck, which catches Officer Lumpy's attention.
*Road Debris: In A Bit of a Pickle, she drops some of Handy's steel sheets on the street.
*Evading Arrest: In A Bit of a Pickle, when finally caught behind the log, she ignores Officer Lumpy's orders.
*Involuntary manslaughter: In A Bit of a Pickle
*Trespassing: In All Work and No Play, she, along with Sniffles and Nutty, plays on a playground that is being demolished.
==Other==
*Tiger General: War Leader: In Operation: Tiger Bomb, he, as commander of an army of other tigers, plans on ultimately destroying or invading what looks like North America, being a war leader is often associated with crimes such as organized Terrorism and Mass Murder.
*The Rat: Theft: In Mole in the City, he steals The Mole's suitcase for unknown reasons.
==Trivia==
*Cro-Marmot, Cub, and Mr. Pickels (debatable) are the only characters who have yet to do something considered illegal.
*Fliqpy, Lifty, and Shifty repeat the same crimes (murder and theft, respectively) more than any other character.
*Petunia is the only character who has never done an illegal act in a starring role.
*Both of Petunia's crimes involve the rules of the road.
*Lumpy has done the highest amount of individual violations out of all of the characters.
*Despite all of the crimes the characters have done, Lammy is the only character who has been rightfully incarcerated. Handy and The Mole have been wrongfully taken to jail due to an identity mix up, Nutty has only gone to jail in a daydream, and Fliqpy was chased by cops once, but he died before he could be arrested.
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