Georgia Teen arrested for twerking on the head of a disabled person and publication in Tiktok

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The police arrested 19-year-old Lucrecia Kormassa Koiyan in Loganville, Georgia, for allegedly provocative dance about disabled patients and publishing movies in social media in search of opinions.

Police of Walton County accuse Koiyan of the use of a disabled person. The fees result from the movies of Tiktok published by Koiyan. In one film, a young woman stands above two disabled men using the hips. He also sits on one of the patient’s heads.

In one other film, the “home employee of the healthcare” dances with open legs when he seems to sit down on a person unrestricted in the bathtub. The person seems depressed.

Both men are reported as participants in the home day care program for adults. It shouldn’t be clear whether the qualifications are crucial to turn out to be a guardian, or whether Koiyan is qualified to care for disabled people.

Police head Loganville Dick Lowry talked to Channel 2 about his visceral response to movies, saying: “When I watched it, the only thing I know.”

The Police Department in Loganville didn’t specify how the suspect was identified, but discussed the process of taking her to arrest.

“She was brought to the police department, underwent a reservation process and was reserved in the prison of Walton,” said Lowry.

The police are considering additional allegations against Koiyan, waiting for further investigation into the film with the participation of an unrestricted person.

While each police and social media users have They expressed their disgust Koiyan defended her actions, stating that men weren’t non -verbal and could speak. The implication was such that men could agree, although she didn’t clearly declare it.

She also published a video in which one of the men seems to ask for a hug.

Koiyan claims that “angles play a big role” in the perception of the film and that allegations of sexual assault by social media users are unfounded and inaccurate.

“It seems very aware and comfortable,” she said.