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Ohio kidnapping suspect arrested, 5-month-old still missing

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A woman accused of stealing a car with twin 5-month-old boys from a Columbus, Ohio restaurant was arrested in Indianapolis late Thursday, but one of the children is still missing.

Kasson Thomas and his twin brother were in the backseat of their mother’s 2010 Honda Accord when police said Nalah Jackson allegedly stole the car Tuesday night while their mother was completing a DoorDash order.

One of the boys was found at Dayton International Airport earlier this week and is safe, but Kasson, who was believed to be with Jackson, remains missing.

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Nalah Jackson is suspected of abducting 5-month-old Kasson Thomas in Columbus, Ohio on December 19, 2022. Surveillance video captured her at a gas station in Huber Heights afterward.

Nalah Jackson is suspected of abducting 5-month-old Kasson Thomas in Columbus, Ohio on December 19, 2022. Surveillance video captured her at a gas station in Huber Heights afterward.
(Columbus Police Division)

The active amber alert in Ohio has now been expanded and is active in Indiana, where temperatures will drop to single digits with some rain and snow ahead of the holiday weekend.

The FBI is offering a $10,000 reward for information to locate the missing 5-month-old girl.

The FBI urged anyone with information to call the national tip line at 1-800-CALL-FBI or the Columbus Police Division’s Office of Special Victims at 614-645-4701.

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Police did not say what charges Jackson will face.

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