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Florida man accused of accessing women’s computers and making TikTok posts

Court records say Mark Asea is accused of posting women’s private data on TikTok and faces a new felony computer-user charge.

  • On Wednesday, the Lucie Police Department arrested Mark Asea, 36, at his Port Lucie home on a felony charge of offense against a computer user, alleging he accessed and publicized women's private information on TikTok.
  • Court records show the case was reopened on September 24 after earlier counts against Asea were dropped in May; a previous investigation involved fraud and stalking allegations from the Lucie Police Department.
  • Asea allegedly mentioned one woman in over 100 TikTok videos, including six times in a single day, while claiming to track her GPS and access private Telegram messages and banking details.
  • As of Sunday, Asea remained in the Lucie County jail held on a $35,000 bond pending his arraignment on November 19 before the Court.
  • Other allegations include Asea implanting a virus to access a computer and referencing an IMEI, a MAC address, and online purchases; he previously described himself as a Narcissistic abuse survivor.
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Florida man accused of accessing women’s computers and making TikTok posts

A Florida man who is accused of accessing women’s personal information, including private chats and banking details, and posting about them on TikTok is back behind bars and faces a new charge.

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