A man who allegedly held a 14-year-old girl against her will in an Ohio apartment for nearly five months after meeting her on Facebook was arrested last week in Utah, court documents state. 
 
 SALT LAKE CITY — A man who allegedly held a 14-year-old girl against her will in an Ohio apartment for nearly five months after meeting her on Facebook was arrested last week in Utah, court documents state. 
 
 Cody Jackson, 19, was arrested Oct. 8 at a Greyhound bus station in Salt Lake City after being contacted by Drug Enforcement Administration agents conducting preventative "interdiction enforcement" there, according to Salt Lake County Jail arrest records. 
 
 Jackson, of Norwood, Ohio, faces a federal charge after allegedly raping his victim repeatedly, impregnating her and keeping her with him using a set of abusive rules between March and August. He was charged in U.S. District Court in Salt Lake City with coercion and enticement of a minor to engage in illegal sexual activity. 
 
 The case has since been moved to federal court in Ohio. Jackson may face additional criminal charges there because of the various allegations against him in the federal complaint filed by the U.S. Attorney's Office. 
 
 Jackson contacted the girl over Facebook in February, according to the complaint. The court document says he told the girl he wanted to have a child with her. Jackson allegedly arranged to meet with the girl at his apartment multiple times per week for the next three weeks and had sex with the girl. 
 
 After an early March visit, Jackson allegedly wouldn't allow the girl to return home. He reportedly disallowed the girl from leaving the apartment unless she was with him or had his permission. Jackson also forbade the girl from using the restroom, showering, eating or contacting her family without his permission, according to his charges. 
 
 The girl was also reportedly told not to refuse sex with Jackson, make eye contact with or talk to other men, sing or hum songs sung by men, sleep while Jackson was awake or look outside any windows or doors. Jackson allegedly required the girl to bathe him as well. 
 
 Jackson abused the victim verbally and physically when she didn't follow those rules and had sex with her almost every day despite her many objections, court records say. The abuse reportedly lessened but didn't stop after he found out she was pregnant with his child. 
 
 Jackson later brought in another person to live at the apartment — the 20-year-old mother of his child, court documents say. Jackson also allegedly abused the woman and required her to run errands and keep an eye on the 14-year-old girl. 
 
 Jackson pleaded guilty to reduced charges in a kidnapping case on July 31. Two victims in that case told police they were willingly traveling the country with Jackson, but that he began to control and abuse them. 
 
 Jackson allegedly fled to South Carolina the day after pleading guilty. The girl and woman at his apartment reported they waited a day to see if he would return before making their escape. 
 
 Jackson remained on the run and continued to contact the teen over Facebook, telling her he would kill her and her family if she didn't send him nude photos of herself, charges state. 
 
 Jackson originally lied to DEA detectives in Salt Lake about his identity, then fled from them and was apprehended after a short foot chase, according to jail records. He was booked into jail on a federal arrest warrant out of Ohio and on suspicion of fleeing from police and providing false information to an officer. 
 
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 A 14-year-old girl was held captive for months earlier this year in Norwood by a man who was under electronic monitoring while he awaited court action in another abduction case, authorities said Wednesday. 
 
 The girl, who became pregnant by him during her captivity, only became free when the man was convicted in the earlier case and fled the state when authorities stopped monitoring his movements, Federal Bureau of Investigation officials said. 
 
 Now, the man has been arrested in Utah and will be brought back to Ohio to face charges in connection with the teen's abduction, authorities said. 
 
 Cody Jackson, 20, faces federal charges of coercion and enticement of a minor to engage in sexual activity and production of child pornography. 
 
 In addition to federal charges, Jackson is also facing four counts of rape, one count of kidnapping, four counts of unlawful sexual contact with a minor and one count of interference with custody brought by the Norwood police and the Hamilton County Prosecutor's Office. 
 
 This is the third federal case involving coercion and enticement to come to light in the past week locally. Nicholas Kurtz of Warren County is accused of using the Internet to blackmail underage girls for nude photos and videos. Bryan Harris of Blue Ash is accused of using Facebook to harass more than 15 teens for sex and pictures. 
 
 Assistant U.S. Attorney Christy Muncy said the cases are not connected, and it's coincidental they were announced so close together. She noted the arrest dates and circumstances of the cases all happened over the course of two years or longer. 
 
 In Jackson's case, he'd been placed on electronic monitoring by the Hamilton County courts in September 2014 after being charged with interference with custody, abduction and kidnapping. Jackson was accused of holding two females against their will in Blue Ash in August 2014, according to court records. He paid a $100,000 bond and was released with an electronic monitor that tracked his movements. 
 
 While awaiting resolution of the criminal case, he lived in a Norwood apartment at an address that has not been made public. During this time period, he contacted a 14-year-old girl on Facebook in February, according to the FBI investigation. 
 
 Authorities gave this account of what happened next: 
 
 He asked to meet her and arranged to have a taxi pick her up. 
 
 The suspect arranged for taxi trips almost every other day for three weeks because he couldn't leave his home due to the monitoring. He had sex with the teen during each visit. 
 
 The suspect took control of the girl's social media and email and bought her a phone to use, according to the investigation. He also created rules for her to follow. 
 
 In March, the teen visited the Jackson and wasn't allowed to leave, the FBI stated. 
 
 Jackson is accused of dictating more rules for the teen related to showering, her clothing and contact with her family. He would verbally abuse her and came to physically abuse her as well, authorities say. 
 
 After 1 1/2 months of almost daily sex with the suspect, the teen became pregnant. The suspect was aided by an acquaintance who would take the girl out of the apartment at times when police might discover her presence. 
 
 In July, Jackson pleaded guilty to a charge of interference of custody in connection with the 2014 Blue Ash incident. The other charges were dropped, and he was taken off electronic monitoring. 
 
 At this point, he fled the state. It was then the teen was able to escape the Norwood apartment with the help of the landlord, according to the FBI investigation. It was not clear Wednesday when she or her family approached authorities about her captivity. 
 
 Authorities did say that while he was on the run, the suspect threatened to kill the teen and her family if she didn't continue to send nude photos to him. 
 
 Jackson is undergoing the extradition process from Utah, Muncy said. Court dates have yet to be scheduled. 
 
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– The advantage of an electronic monitoring bracelet is that authorities can track a suspect's whereabouts. The downside: They can have no idea that a suspect might be holding a girl captive in his home while wearing it. That was allegedly the case in Norwood, Ohio: Cody Jackson, described as age 19 or 20, was charged with crimes relating to the abduction of two women last August, paid a $100,000 bond, and was placed on electronic monitoring, reports the Cincinnati Enquirer. While he awaited court action, police say he got in touch with a 14-year-old girl on Facebook and arranged for a taxi to bring her to his apartment roughly every other day for three weeks in February so they could have sex. He soon took control of her social media accounts and gave her a strict set of rules to follow, according to the FBI. Then, after a visit in March, he wouldn't let her leave, police say. For the next several months—including after the girl became pregnant—Jackson verbally and physically abused her; told her not to refuse sex; dictated when she used the bathroom, showered, ate, and contacted family members; and banned her from singing any song performed by a man, reports Deseret News. The 20-year-old mother of Jackson's child also came to live with the pair and was abused, police say. She and the 14-year-old escaped in early August after Jackson pleaded guilty to interference of custody—other charges against him were dropped—was taken off electronic monitoring, and fled the state. But even then, Jackson over Facebook threatened to kill the girl and her family if she didn't send him nude photos, authorities say. It isn't clear when she went to police. Jackson was arrested in Utah on Oct. 8 and will be return to Ohio to face a slew of federal and local charges.