The man accused of abducting a pregnant Wisconsin teenager appeared in Sarpy County court twice and federal court once on Friday. The Sarpy County Sheriff's Office said Gary Day, 40, was found at a truck stop in Sarpy County with Sophia Franklin, 17, after truck drivers called in a tip.The Sheriff's Office reported Franklin, and her unborn child are safe and healthy.Franklin's father drove to Nebraska Thursday to reunite with Sophia.'You never expect it's going to happen to your kids': Missing teen from Wisconsin found in Omaha after 2 months. See the story here.In his first court appearance Friday, Day pleaded 'not guilty' to contributing to the delinquency of a minor and providing a false name to law enforcement, both misdemeanor charges.Day is asking for a $10,000 bond. The 40-year-old went before a judge for an extradition hearing on Friday afternoon. He faces charges in three different states, and both Wisconsin and Arkansas have filed extradition complaints. Day is resisting both of those extraditions which means he has the right for bond to be set.The Sarpy County judge set bond for the Arkansas and Wisconsin extradition cases at $5 million, and bond was set for the two Sarpy County misdemeanors at $2.5 million.If bail is posted for all three, Day will have to wear a GPS monitor, and he will have to stay in Nebraska. He will not be allowed to have contact with anyone 18 years or younger.Day has a federal hold on him which was decided in federal court Friday afternoon.His next hearing is set for April 10 in Sarpy County.Prosecutors said he faces additional complaints in Vermont and Indiana.They also say Day was previously convicted for endangering a minor in Indiana.KETV has learned Day has had a run in with the law before, and Arkansas probation was told a missing teen was living in his homeNAVIGATE: Home | Weather | Local News | National | Sports | Newscasts on demand |