In Marion Superior Court, Nalah Tamiko Jackson appeared virtually on a charge of criminal battery by bodily waste.
For spitting in the face of an Indiana jailer during booking, a 24-year-old woman who is charged with snatching 5-month-old twin boys in Columbus last week made an appearance in court on Tuesday.
For criminal battery using bodily waste, Nalah Tamiko Jackson virtually appeared before Marion Superior Court.
Her case was assigned a public attorney, and a bail review hearing was scheduled for January 3 according to court records.
Nalah Tamiko Jackson: Who Is She? 5-Month-Old Kidnapped; Arrested
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The Honda Accord that was stolen last Thursday at 9:45 p.m. was found to belong to Jackson, a resident of Columbus.
On December 19, Wilhemina Barnett left her twin twins, Kason and Kyair Thomas, in the moving car and entered a Donatos Pizza to pick up a DoorDash order. A statewide AMBER Alert was issued as a result.
More than six hours after the alarm went off, on December 20, at 4:15 am, a bystander at Dayton International Airport discovered Kyair in a car seat in the budget parking area.
The 5-month-old child is in perfect health and is being taken to a hospital for more testing, according to a tweet from the police.
He was found on Monday inside the 2010 Honda Accord that Nalah Jackson is accused of stealing from in front of a Columbus pizza shop.
The child was found wearing the same clothes that he was wearing on Monday, the TV channel reported.
His brother Kyair Thomas was found at Dayton International Airport late on Monday. An Amber Alert was sent out after the twins vanished.
A few hours later, Kyair Thomas was found at Dayton International Airport. Thomas Kason is still missing.
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Arrest of Nalah Tamiko Jackson and Charges
On December 22, Jackson was found in Indianapolis.
However, Kason and the stolen car were not found until later that day, when police officers were their route to lunch when they noticed the Honda close to a Papa John’s.
Kason was still inside, according to the officials, and was still dressed as when he was brought in.
Jackson was charged by Columbus police with two felonies for kidnapping; however, records show that extradition paperwork from Indiana has not yet been filed.
According to police records, Jackson has connections to the Dayton area and has visited her two daughters there who live with their father in Riverside.
WBNS-TV reported that the mother of the twins left them in the car as she walked inside a Columbus Donatos Pizza location at 9:45 EST to pick up a DoorDash order.
Jackson was the subject of numerous sighting complaints to Indianapolis Police on Thursday morning, according to WRTV.
She was discovered, the news station reported, and her fingerprint verified her identity.
Three detectives from Columbus were their route to Indianapolis to repatriate Jackson to Ohio, according to Columbus Deputy Chief Smith Weir, according to WHIO.
During her arrest, Jackson was uncooperative and spit on the cops.
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