A promise to stay out of Davis County prompted a judge to reduce the bail Wednesday for a former LDS Church Primary teacher accused of inappropriately touching several children.
Aaron Marcos Montoya, 32, also promised 2nd District Judge Michael Allphin to agree to home confinement in Salt Lake City while out on bail.
Montoya, a Salt Lake County sheriff's officer, is charged with 10 counts of first-degree felony aggravated sex abuse of a child stemming from claims of eight girls, between 3 and 11, some who claim they were allegedly touched inappropriately while attending Primary class at an LDS ward building in Syracuse.
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