The man accused of abducting a woman, sexually assaulting her, and locking her up in a cinderblock cage in an Oregon garage has been on law enforcement’s radar before, with previous assault accusations and eviction proceedings.

Authorities announced this week that Negasi Zuberi, 29, was arrested and charged with interstate kidnapping after he allegedly posed as an undercover police officer and picked up the unnamed victim in Seattle, then drove her hundreds of miles away to Klamath Falls, Oregon, where he put her in a “makeshift” concrete cell. The woman beat her hands bloody and managed to escape later that day and flag down a passing driver who called 911.

Now, the FBI and other authorities are searching for more potential victims after linking Zuberi to sexual assaults in at least four other states, they said, adding he has lived in at least 10 states since 2016. Authorities have declined to reveal more information about the other cases Zuberi is linked to, but court records show a slew of previous complaints against him.

Woman filed for restraining order in California

A woman filed for a restraining order for domestic violence against Justin Kouassi, one of Zuberi’s aliases, in a California court in July 2020, court records show. He also has gone by the aliases Justin Joshua Hyche and Sakima Zuberi.

In the filing obtained by NBC News, the woman accused him of threatening to kill her and her two children and giving her bruises by “hitting,” “restraining” and “beating” her. She said he made her children cry “all time.”

“He comes at night without my permission, broke my windows, trying to beat on me, treatening (sic) to kill me and my kids,” NBC reported she said in the filing. “He treat (sic) to take them away so I can be miserable without them.”

Court records weren’t clear whether the restraining order was granted. The woman did not respond to a message from USA TODAY seeking comment.

Attorneys listed in court records as representing Zuberi didn’t respond to requests for comment from USA TODAY.

Records show warrant for punching someone in Colorado

In Colorado, a man named Justin Kouassi was accused of punching a person in the face in Denver last year, according to court records.

An arrest warrant was issued for Kouassi, the records show, but Denver police do not have any record of Zuberi or anyone using his aliases being arrested. There is still an active warrant out for him.

Negasi Zuberi, also known as "Sakima," "Justin Hyche," and "Justin Kouassi," in an image released by the FBI. He is accused of sexually assaulting women in multiple states and charged with interstate kidnapping in an Oregon case involving a woman imprisoned in a makeshift cinder block cell.

Previous landlord in Washington: ‘He is a horrible person’

A previous landlord in Vancouver, Washington, tried to have him evicted last year, court records show.

Abishek Kandar, told the Associated Press that Zuberi didn’t pay rent for six months, illegally sublet the home, bred puppies, damaged the property ,and threatened neighbors.