LOGAN — A 32-year-old North Logan man who was facing 59 domestic violence charges has accepted a plea agreement with prosecutors. Cody James Anderson was originally booked into the Cache County Jail in December, following an investigation by the North Park Police Department.
According to court records, Anderson appeared Aug. 25 in Logan’s 1st District Court. He pleaded guilty to possession of a dangerous weapon by a restricted person, amended to a second-degree felony; violating a no contact order and obstruction of justice, both third-degree felonies. As part of the plea deal, 57 remaining charges were dismissed.
According to prosecutors, police officers received information from the Department of Child and Family Services in November 2024. An anonymous source provided documentation, showing a history of domestic violence.
The evidence included screenshots of text messages from the victim, describing how Anderson had thrown her on the ground, chocked her, held a loaded pistol to her head, and grabbed her by the hair and dragged her into a bathroom to beat her. The woman’s texts asked for help, saying she was afraid of being killed.
The anonymous source told police that they were on the phone with the victim during one incident. They described hearing her being physically thrown about and Anderson threatening to pull the trigger if law enforcement was called, according to court paperwork.
The victim was reportedly taken to the hospital, complaining about her head, back, and insides hurting. She was diagnosed with spine and neck injuries, as well as bruising to her internal organs.
Police report Anderson has a history of domestic violence convictions. He has also faced assault and threat with weapons offenses, among other charges.
Anderson remains in jail, being held without bail. He is scheduled to be sentenced Oct. 6 and could face more than five years in prison.