A self-described “demonologist” was arrested in Florida’s Treasure Coast and accused of sharing women’s private information on TikTok, according to investigators.

News 6 learned the man — identified as Mark Stephen Asea, 36 — was initially arrested back in April on charges of stalking and offenses against computer users.

Court records show those charges were ultimately dropped, but he was again taken into custody by Port St. Lucie police on Sept. 30 — this time on yet another charge of offense against computer users.

Per law enforcement, Asea accessed women’s personal information, such as passwords, personal messages, and even location data, before sharing those details on TikTok. One woman was reportedly reference in more than 100 TikTok videos.

Investigators also said they seized computers, phones, a USB drive, a Playstation 5, and networking equipment as evidence in the case.

According to court records, Asea has an arraignment hearing scheduled for Nov. 19. In the meantime, he is held on bond of $35,000.