COLUMBUS — UPDATE @ 7:34 p.m. Kason Thomas has been found safe in Indianapolis in the same car he and his twin Ky’air were in when it was taken from Columbus on Monday night, the Columbus Police Division confirmed to News Center 7.Minutes after the news was confirmed with Indianapolis police, the Columbus Police Division issued the following tweet: LaFonda Thomas, Kason and Ky’air’s grandmother, told News Center 7′s John Bedell by phone, “Oh, man, I never smiled so hard.Jackson was taken into custody about 2 p.m. by Indianapolis metropolitan police and was being questioned by IMPD officers, the chief said in the update came during what was billed as an “AMBER Alert Update” presented via Facebook Live.Weir said Columbus police have been challenged in trying to make contact with Jackson’s family, noting police don’t believe Jackson’s mother is trying to avoid Columbus police.Three detectives from Columbus were en route to Indianapolis on Thursday night to work with police and the FBI to return Jackson to Ohio, Bryant and Weir said."