Monsey Man Groped Worker At Bergen County Spa, Police Say

BERGEN COUNTY, NJ — A man was charged with criminal sexual contact on Sunday after he touched a Bergen County spa worker without consent, police said.

David Neuman, 75, of Monsey, N.Y. was charged with fourth-degree criminal sexual contact, said Park Ridge Police Lt. James Babcock on Tuesday.

Police said that just before noon on Sunday, police responded to a report of a man who'd touched a worker inappropriately at a local spa.

The female worker told police that the man had asked about services and "if the spa worker could be fully nude." While he was asking, he put his hand on the worker's breast, police said.

The man was asked to leave, but was "reluctant" until a worker called 911, police said.

Witnesses got the license plate number and gave it to police, who broadcast it to surrounding jurisdictions, they said.

Officer Carlos Alicea spotted the vehicle heading north on Kinderkamack Road and stopped it in the CVS parking lot, police said.

After being charged at police headquarters, Neuman was released to await an appearance in Bergen County Superior Court on Feb. 2, police said.