Port St. Lucie police arrested 36-year-old Mark Stephen Asea after accusing him of exposing two women’s private information online and using one woman’s phone GPS to track her.
Police said the women had approached Asea for help with technology. Investigators allege he later posted more than 100 TikTok videos targeting one of them and disclosed their private information. Asea, who has described himself as a demonologist on TikTok, faces a felony charge of offense against computer users.
Asea was first arrested on stalking charges in April, police said. That case was dropped the following month, then reopened on Sept. 24. He was arrested again on Sept. 30 and booked into jail with bond set at $35,000.
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