o told investigators that she had shared the password in a closed group chat on TikTok that she did not know Asea was in, and she added that she believed he made a fake account for the purpose of joining that group.

In the same video, Asea allegedly claimed that he was able to track her with the GPS on her phone and knew the license plate number for the vehicle she was driving.

Another woman told the investigating officer that she had allowed Asea to have remote access to her computer to help her and accused him of implanting a virus while she was in the bathroom that gave him access to her computer. She alleged that Asea posted onto TikTok a picture that only existed on her phone as a private Telegram message.

The affidavit also indicated that Asea had mentioned one of the women in over 100 TikTok videos, including up to six times in a single day.

What's next:

As of Sunday night, Asea remained in the St. Lucie County jail, where he is being held on $35,000 bond. He is due to return to court on November 19 for his arraignment.

The Source: Information for this article was taken from the Port St. Lucie Police Department, the St. Lucie County Clerk of Court, the St. Lucie County jail, and FoxNews.com. This story was reported from Orlando.