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Tash Peterson has been found guilty of disorderly conduct

Tash Peterson was found guilty of disorderly conduct in court on Thursday. She staged yet another protest in light of animal cruelty.

Shannon Alexander by Shannon Alexander
07-04-2022 23:40
in Lifestyle
Tash Peterson has been found guilty of disorderly conduct

Tash Peterson pictured above after her court hearing. Photo: Instagram/@TashPeterson

Tash Peterson has made quite the statement outside of curt just minutes after she was found guilty of disorderly conduct. In an attempt to bring awareness to animal cruelty, Tash was served a lawsuit. 

Tash Peterson continues to protest

In the court hearing, Tash , her boyfriend Jack Higgs, and animal rights activist were all present. Higgs and  Arkadiusz Swiebodzinski were found not guilty and have no charges against them. 

Thus far, Tash Peterson will know her sentence this Friday. The Judge found that her two accomplices did nothing to persuade her to perform the acts. 

Right now, it seems that Tash Person isn’t phased as she walked out of court and stopped to take off her shirt.  

In 2021, Tash Peterson stepped Louis Vuitton store wearing nothing but a nude-colored G-string, covered in what she alleges to have been her period blood as reported by Daily Mail. All this took place while children were present. 

Wearing her own skin

It is in this respect that Tash Peterson was found guilty of disorderly conduct. As she paraded around in the store with her sign that reads “I would rather be naked than wearing someone else’s skin”. 

Right after her court hearing, it appears that Peterson could not care any less about what she was just served. She continued to walk out of court to take off her sweater with her nipples covered in tape. 

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Across her chest read, “wear your own skin”. 

While this is a bizarre way of protesting, Tash Peterson only has one message and that is to stop animal cruelty. As well as treating animals as if they were humans. 

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Upon being confronted by reporters, Tash shared that she doesn’t really care about what just happened in court. She also stressed that people should watch dominion on Youtube. 

“It doesn’t bother me at all. I’m here to speak up so I’m not going to stop,”

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