Nalah T. Jackson, the suspect charged with kidnapping 5-month-old twins Kason and Kyair Thomas was found in Indiana. Kason is still missing.
After two and a half days, police in Indiana have arrested Nalah T. Jackson, the 24-year-old charged with the abduction of 5-month-old Columbus twins Kason and Kyair Thomas on Monday night when she stole their mother's running car outside a Donatos in Columbus' Short North neighborhood.Kyair was discovered in the bitter cold about 4:15 a.m. Tuesday, wrapped in a quilt in his car carrier seat left between two cars in economy parking lot at Dayton International Airport.
Columbus police received over 3,000 tips so far, related to the case, said Deputy Chief Smith Weir during Thursday's press conference.A history of child endangerment
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