Honk News (Loganville, GA) – A 19-year-old healthcare worker in Georgia has gained significant attention on TikTok for her controversial dance atop a disabled individual’s head, leading to felony charges as reported by police authorities.
Lucrecia Kormassa Koiyan, from Loganville, is under scrutiny for allegedly exploiting a disabled individual, with the incident reportedly captured and shared on social media by the young woman, who appears in the footage wearing scrubs and a stethoscope.
“On January 23, 2025, the Loganville Police Department was made aware of a ‘viral’ video posted to social media depicting a female dancing in a provocative manner above a disabled person, who was seated in a chair,” authorities said in a press release. “A criminal investigation was initiated, which resulted in the execution this morning of both a search warrant and arrest warrant for the female.”
Authorities reported receiving a tip regarding Koiyan’s video after it gained significant traction on TikTok before its removal. On Tuesday, the station shared that viewers reached out through calls and messages, claiming that Koiyan created a dancing video featuring a man in a bathtub, although this has not been verified by law enforcement yet.
Loganville Police Chief Dick Lowry informed that the footage featuring the man in the chair provided sufficient grounds to charge Koiyan.
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“When I watched it, disgusted is the only word I know,” Lowry said. “He is disabled and then making the video and posting it to social media for your own benefit is the exploitation of that person.”
This week, Koiyan remained in custody at the Walton County Jail while authorities considered the possibility of additional charges related to the second video, according to Lowry.
“We’re looking at both of them,” he said.
Authorities have conducted checks on the alleged victims and, as reported by Lowry, they are said to be safe from harm. Authorities suspect that Koiyan may be involved in a home-based adult care initiative, though her licensing status remains uncertain, as does the possibility of other victims.
“It is still an ongoing investigation,” Lowry said.