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A massage therapist in Nashville is in jail for allegedly getting touchy-feely with a customer.
Wei Dong Wang, 45, was taken into custody Tuesday night by Metro police after a female customer complained that he sexually assaulted her while getting a massage at O'Chi Reflexology at the Opry Mills Mall, according to police records.
The victim tells police that Wang pressed his forehead against her crotch area, but thought maybe that he was trying to keep his balance. Wang then allegedly lifted her shirt and unfastened her bra, making her uncomfortable.
She felt him kiss her neck, but thought maybe she imagined it. But when he touched her breasts, the victim told Wang to stop and they struggled over her blouse.
Wang hugged her and rubbed himself on her after she got her shirt on. She then screamed and ran out.
According to the report, the business would not help the woman when she asked them to call police, so she went to another store to do so.
Wang is being held on $20,000 bond.
Wei Dong Wang, 45, was taken into custody Tuesday night by Metro police after a female customer complained that he sexually assaulted her while getting a massage at O'Chi Reflexology at the Opry Mills Mall, according to police records.
The victim tells police that Wang pressed his forehead against her crotch area, but thought maybe that he was trying to keep his balance. Wang then allegedly lifted her shirt and unfastened her bra, making her uncomfortable.
She felt him kiss her neck, but thought maybe she imagined it. But when he touched her breasts, the victim told Wang to stop and they struggled over her blouse.
Wang hugged her and rubbed himself on her after she got her shirt on. She then screamed and ran out.
According to the report, the business would not help the woman when she asked them to call police, so she went to another store to do so.
Wang is being held on $20,000 bond.
Wednesday, March 13 2013, 07:12 AM CDT
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- Queen Elizabeth's youngest son, Prince Edward, is visiting Tennessee to promote one of the British royal family's charities, the Duke of Edinburgh's awards.
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