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A doordash driver A man who claimed he was sexually assaulted by a customer whom he saw sleeping with his pants down is now facing serious charges for recording the man and sharing his video online.
23 year old Olivia Henderson was food delivery On October 12, at a man’s home in Oswego, new yorkIn a video posted on TikTok, she said when she arrived she saw the man through an open door, lying on his sofa with his pants down, ezfamily,
She left the food and complained about the man, saying that she did not want a similar situation to happen to other women working as delivery drivers.
However, the police investigating the incident Said that his story did not match the evidence he had collected. They determined that no sexual assault occurred,
While Henderson claims the door was open when she arrived — providing a view of the man’s home — Ring camera footage taken from the home allegedly shows her opening the man’s door herself, according to New York Post,
According to police, there is no evidence that the man invited her to enter his home, and she admitted in her TikTok video that the man’s orders to her were to leave her food at her doorstep – not inside her home.
Since the incident occurred, Henderson has posted several videos on TikTok, accusing TikTok, DoorDash, and local police of “silencing” or “punishing” him for speaking out.
“They punished me for reporting my sexual assault while doordashing,” she said in one story.
He claimed in another that ‘TikTok is silencing my story.’
According to Oswego police, Henderson has been charged with one count of first-degree dissemination of an unlawful surveillance image and one count of second-degree unlawful surveillance.
DoorDash has deactivated Henderson’s and the man’s accounts in the wake of the controversy.
“Posting a video of a customer’s home and making their personal information public is a clear violation of our policies,” the company said in a statement after his arrest. “That’s the only reason why when we investigated, this dasher’s account was deactivated along with that of the customer.”
If convicted, Henderson faces up to 8 years in prison.
He is scheduled to appear in court on December 4.