Tanning salon employee accused of molesting teen clients

An Orange County tanning salon worker is facing charges, accused of molesting two teenage girls.

Investigators are working to figure out whether there are any more possible victims.

Orange County investigators say 34-year-old Octavius Mosley walked into a room at the Planet Beach salon in Waterford Lakes while one girl was naked on an automatic massage bed.

They said he told her and another girl that he was getting his masseuse license, then he offered them a massage for free.

Sara Reardon, a customer at Planet Beach tanning salon, was there when WFTV tried to get the business's side of the story, but no one there would answer any questions.

"She just kind of blew it off, and she was like, 'That never happened,' and I was like, 'OK,' " said Reardon.

WFTV stopped by Mosley's house twice on Thursday, but neither he nor his wife, who is a manager at the salon, answered the door.

According to detectives, Mosley also tried to touch the girls' private parts several times, and at one point he even pointed to his wedding ring to say, "It's OK. I'm married."

Now some customers said they are reconsidering their memberships.

"Oh, my God! That is scary. I don't think I am going to go back in there," said customer Christina Rosado.

"I don't even feel safe going in that place just because of that happening. Even tanning period now, I don't know. Anything could happen I guess," said Reardon.

Workers at another Planet Beach in the area told WFTV that customers switched from the Waterford Lakes location to there because Mosley walked in on them too.

Mosley is facing felony charges of sexual battery and attempted unlicensed practice of a health care profession.