Upton O'Goode

Upton O' Good is a con artist that scams people out of their money and a witness in the mayor's jaywalking trial.

History
Upton O' Goode first appeared in Turnabout on the Road. He is first seen at the crime scene trying to scam Argus Hakan out of his money with various items. He even tried pickpocketing Argus's belongings and pretended they were his wares. After Detective Camille arrives, he runs off in order to escape the police's arrest yet again.

Prior to the trial, he gets Adriana Lockheart's attention and says that he's a witness. During the trial, he testifies about the "hit and run" that the mayor committed. However, Argus notes that the mayor was actually on trial for jaywalking and quickly figures out that O'Goode hit and run someone to frame the mayor. Upton O'Goode tried to save himself by saying that it was legal for him to run the person over because there was no speed limit, but Argus figured out that he took down the sign. Upton O' Goode breaks his silence and confesses but also warns the citizens about a giant ugly spider monster running around. The testimony was so bizarre that Prosecutor Lockheart tried to throw it out. However, Argus insisted on cross examining him and managed to figure out the true culprit of the jaywalking scheme. Realizing he would be exposed, Bob Bildit ordered one of his men to kill Upton O' Goode in fear that his testimony would further expose the plot. Luckily, the bailiff used his martial art skills to rekt the construction worker. After Argus was able to prove that the crane was the ugly giant spider monster, Upton O' Goode's testimony unintentionally became the evidence needed to arrest the true culprit of the incident.

After the trial, Argus told Upton O' Goode to put the sign back where it belongs since Bob Bildit was in police custody. After the brief exchange, he escaped the courtroom after he spotted Detective Camille coming close.

Personality
Upton O' Goode is a scam artist that tried to scam many people. While he excels at evading the police whenever he can, he's not very bright. He uses his own superstitions to try to scam people by giving them mundane objects as "lucky charms"