Olivia Henderson, a DoorDash driver in New York, has been charged with a felony for unlawful surveillance and a misdemeanor for distributing a recording of a customer inside his home without consent, according to law enforcement and court records. The charges stem from a TikTok video Henderson posted that showed the man lying on a couch with his pants down during a food delivery; the video quickly went viral, prompting public and legal scrutiny. Henderson called 911 during the incident, reporting that the man's door was open and he appeared exposed and unresponsive. Police responded but determined no crime had occurred, as the man said he had been drinking and was unaware he was visible. DoorDash confirmed Henderson was not fired for reporting safety concerns but for recording and distributing video footage from inside a customer's residence, which violates company policy. The case ignited debate online, with some supporting Henderson's right to document potential safety threats and others condemning the breach of privacy. Legal experts have emphasized that recording individuals inside private homes without consent can violate state surveillance laws, even if the person is visible from the doorway. Henderson has pleaded not guilty to all charges. She is not in custody and is expected to appear at future court hearings. The next court date has not yet been publicly announced.