TOKYO -- Tokyo prosecutors have a new arrest warrant out for Carlos Ghosn, this time for jumping bail and leaving the country illegally, exacerbating the fallen auto titan's legal woes.
Prosecutors said on Thursday that they also obtained a warrant for three Americans they say helped the indicted former Nissan chairman escape Japan at the end of December and flee to Lebanon.
Prosecutors are alleging Ghosn and the Americans departed the country illegally, under Japan's Immigration Control Law, for failing to go through immigration control. They additionally charge the Americans with violating the law by conspiring to hide a suspect.
Prosecutors identified Ghosn's alleged accomplices as former Michael Taylor, 59; Peter Maxwell Taylor, 26; and George Zeyek, 60. Michael Taylor is a former U.S. Green Beret special forces soldier and Zayek is a former Christian militia fighter from Lebanon, media reports have said.
Ghosn, 65, has been largely qui…