TSR Investigates
Lucrecia Kormassa Koiyan, known online as Cresha Malu, an Atlanta healthcare worker, is now facing charges after reportedly going viral on TikTok. Malu has been accused of posting various videos that show her twerking on disabled patients while rendering their care.
The videos have sparked public outrage. However, Malu has denied any wrongdoing.
Is her actions a misplaced attempt at humor, or is there a more serious violation of trust and professionalism?
Well, The Shade Room’s Justin Carter is breaking it all down on ‘TSR Investigates.’
According to Carter, footage has surfaced of Lucrecia Kormassa Koiyan twerking on at least two men, who appear to be disabled, within the last week. In the footage, the healthcare worker is seen not only dropping it low. But also giving the men medication while doing so.
“That really fired me up!” Ebony Johnson, owner of Quick Care Homes & Daily Visions LLC, told Carter. “You must follow the proper steps in order to administer medication to an individual… [and] that’s not one of the steps standing above someone, twerking above their head, and just popping the pill in their mouth.”
Johnson explained that Koiyan’s apparent actions are no “laughing matter.” And apparently, law enforcement thinks the same. On Tuesday, January 28, Koiyan was reportedly charged with “exploiting a disabled person.”
Recently, the healthcare worker took to TikTok to address the backlash. Koiyan told viewers, “It’s not what it is trust and believe… All I gotta say for now is angles play a big part…”
According to Carter, HIPAA regulations require healthcare providers to protect their patients’ privacy. Scroll above to watch as Carter uncovers the healthcare company Koiyan allegedly worked for. Additionally, Carter reaches out to the company’s owner for comment and clarification on whether they have familial ties to Cresha Malu. Lastly, Carter shares a few tips for anyone interested in seeking at-home healthcare services.
