South Florida Massage Therapist Arrested for Sexual Battery

Plantation, FL - A Coconut Creek massage therapist has been arrested on sexual battery charges after allegedly assaulting a client during an in-home session in Plantation.

Sebastian Ernesto Lombano Jaramillo, 41, of Coconut Creek, was arrested on Wednesday and charged with two counts of sexual battery following a January 15th incident.

According to the Plantation Police Department, the woman reported the assault three days after it occurred.

The victim, who had built a level of trust with Lombano Jaramillo over four previous sessions, felt comfortable undressing and covering herself with just a sheet.

The session began normally but Lombano Jaramillo allegedly started touching and stimulating the victim's genitals and anus, leaving the woman in shock.

Authorities stated that Lombano Jaramillo also performed oral sex on her.

The woman reportedly told police that she faked an orgasm in an attempt to make him stop.

Despite her visible discomfort, Lombano Jaramillo continued his inappropriate behavior, making lewd comments and laughing.

The woman, too shocked and scared to speak up further, eventually managed to get Lombano Jaramillo to stop.

However, he continued to cross boundaries by massaging her head, tugging her hair, and touching her breasts.

When the session ended, Lombano Jaramillo reportedly smiled and made a casual comment about the morning.

The victim's husband noticed her pale appearance immediately after the massage, prompting her to reveal the assault later that day.

She also warned her sister, another client of Lombano Jaramillo.

Text messages reviewed by detectives showed the woman confronting Lombano Jaramillo about the incident. "

Sebastian, today should not have happened," she wrote, adding that she would no longer be his client and emphasizing the need for clear consent.

Lombano Jaramillo apologized profusely in his response, expressing deep regret and offering a full refund.

In a controlled, recorded phone call arranged by police, he admitted to getting "carried away" and recognized his mistake.

Coconut Creek police arrested Lombano Jaramillo on Wednesday.

He remains in custody at the Broward Main Jail with a $70,000 bond.