Tash Peterson claims to have had a knock at the door from Western Australia's anti-terror unit for her naked protest.
The notorious vegan stormed into a Louis Vuitton store in Perth and yelled at customers not to buy the company's products made from animals.
She was topless, dressed only in a G-string and claims to have covered herself in her own menstrual blood for the protest.
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Tash was promptly escorted out of the store while screaming at people not to help fund 'animal abusers'.
However, she's since been charged by authorities for disorderly conduct, according to the woman herself.
She wrote on Instagram: "On Friday morning, I had the State Security Investigation Group, Counter Terrorism/Emergency Response Police knocking on my door to issue me with a Disorderly Conduct Charge for doing a disruptive protest in Louis Vuitton.
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"Both camera men who filmed my protest have also been charged for Disorderly Conduct for being accomplices to the act. The legislation states that you can not be an accomplice to an act of Disorderly Conduct.
"Intimidation tactics and charges will not prevent me from exercising my right to protest and to create awareness about animal slavery and the animal holocaust."
However, it's clear the threat of prosecution didn't scare her as Tash launched another protest at Louis Vuitton over the weekend.
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This time dressed in actual clothes, the vegan activist gathered some friends together and held signs outside the luxury goods store as people waited to get inside.
She shouted at passersby on a megaphone: "Who was murdered for your leather bag, down jacket and woollen jumper?
"If you buy animal skin, fur, wool, scales, feathers and silk, you are paying for the most horrific animal abuse on this planet.
"You are contributing to this holocaust."
She also revealed in a post on Instagram that 'nothing will stop' her from protesting what she believes in - not even the threat of being arrested.
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"Is that going to stop me?" she asked. "No. I will never stop until the animal holocaust ends. I will never stop until the animal holocaust ends."
Peterson launched that first half-naked protest just days after she was released from WA's hotel quarantine following a short stint in Melbourne.
The activist left her native state after finding out she had been banned from every licensed venue in Western Australia due to her string of vegan demonstrations.
After nipping over to Victoria's capital to start a new life, Tash revealed she quietly slipped back into her home state for an unknown period of time.
Featured Image Credit: Tash Peterson/InstagramTopics: Australia