It's alleged the two women, aged in their 20s, were sexually assaulted during individual massage sessions. 9News
massage therapist has been charged with sexual assault after allegedly touching two women inappropriately last year.
It's alleged the two women, aged in their 20s, were sexually assaulted during individual massage sessions at a Newmarket massage business in 2021. Police are appealing to anyone with information about the business, or who may have had a similar experience to contact officers.A massage therapist has been accused of inappropriately touching two women at a business on Newmarket Road.
Investigators are particularly interested in reports of misconduct between October 2020 and August last year.He is due to appear in Brisbane Magistrates Court August 1.
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