A Florida TikToker and self-proclaimed “demonologist” has been arrested after leaking two women’s private data on social media and tracking one victim using her phone’s GPS, according to police.
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The suspect, 36-year-old Mark Stephen Asea, is facing a felony charge of offense against computer users.
According to Port St. Lucie Police, Asea was approached by the two victims for technology assistance. At some point, police said he uploaded more than 100 TikTok videos targeting one of the women and exposed their private information online.
Port St. Lucie police said Asea—whose TikTok bio has included descriptions like “Narcissistic abuse survivor,” “Former satanist,” “Grey Hat Hacker,” “Demonologist,” and “Empath”—was first arrested on stalking charges in April. The case was dropped the next month, but reopened on Sept. 24.
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He was arrested on Sept. 30.
In bodycam video of his arrest, an officer can be seen patting down Asea, who laughs and says, “I’m doing alright. A lot better than back in April, I guess it was, when I last saw you.”
Then another officer says, “Mark, you’ve got nothing in you right? Because anything introduced to the jail is another charge.”
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“Nah, no,” he replies.
Asea was booked into jail and his bond was set at $35,000.