Madison massage therapist arrested for sexually touching client
A Madison massage therapist, Jarrod J. Huffman, 39, of Sun Prairie was arrested in September 2019 for allegedly touching a client in an unwelcome sexual manner. The alleged abuse occurred at an unidentified massage therapy business in the 6700 block of Odana Road the previous month. He was charged with fourth-degree sexual contact without consent following a Madison Police investigation.
According to the report, there was probable cause to arrest Huffman. Police said a woman reported that a massage therapist touched her in a sexual way without her consent. The detective said the owner of the massage therapy business was cooperative with police. Huffman denied the allegations.
When clients book a massage, it is to decompress from the stresses of life and relax. They trust that the massage therapists employed at the parlor are carefully vetted and safe. It is unacceptable for any employee to touch a client in a sexual manner.
Horowitz Law has filed numerous sexual misconduct claims against massage therapists on behalf of clients who were inappropriately touched at massage parlors and other spas and resorts. A massage therapist is never permitted to have sexual contact with a client. If you have been a victim of sexual assault or sexual battery during a massage, or if you know someone who has, please contact our law firm at 888-283-9922 or send an e-mail to sexual abuse lawyer Adam Horowitz at adam@adamhorowitzlaw.com for a free consultation.