Piqua man, 19, charged in obscenity with a minor case

A Piqua police report said Johnson knew the minor in the material and allegedly was engaged in sexual conduct with the minor in some postings, including one on Snapchat.

A high bond was requested for Johnson by Matthew Joseph, assistant county prosecutor. He said law enforcement had information that Johnson could be a flight risk because he previously lived out of state, and prosecutors believed confinement was needed for the community’s safety.

Judge Stacy Wall set a blanket bond of $100,000 cash or surety on the charges. A pretrial hearing for Johnson was scheduled for March 29 before Judge Jeannine Pratt.