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Judge refuses to lower bond for piano teacher accused of molesting teenage girl

By Wordpress Admin User Jan 31, 2018 | 2:57 PM
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Aaron Michael Parlier is charged with nine sexual assault counts for allegedly molesting a teenage girl over a four year period ending in July 2013. (Photos courtesy Bloomington Police Department)

By Howard Packowitz

BLOOMINGTON – A judge has refused to lower bond today for a piano teacher accused of molesting a teenage girl.

McLean County Associate Judge David Butler ordered 36-year old Aaron Parlier to remain jailed on $1 million bond on ten sexual assault charges for alleged crimes that happened between 2009 and 2013.

Parlier’s lawyer said he will ask for a bond reduction hearing, claiming Parlier is not a flight risk. Parlier reportedly surrendered Tuesday when he learned there was a warrant for his arrest.

Police say Parlier taught piano to children for many years in Bloomington-Normal.  Investigators are asking Parlier’s students to contact police.

In court, no information was provided about other alleged victims.

Howard Packowitz can be reached at howard.packowitz@cumulus.com.

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