Jenna Louise Driscoll, 25, was arrested on Friday afternoon when she reported to Stafford police station, which was a condition of her bail stemming from her arrest last October.

A warrant had been issued for Ms Driscoll's arrest after she failed to appear in court on Monday on seven charges of supplying or trafficking drugs, one charge of unlawful wounding and three charges of bestiality.

Police had allegedly found footage of the sex act while investigating the alleged trafficking offences.

Ms Driscoll's defence counsel, Kate McArthur, told the Brisbane Magistrates Court on Saturday her client was not aware she had missed Monday's court date.

Ms McArthur said Ms Driscoll had tried to contact her previous legal counsel, whom she was no longer paying, to find out when she would need to appear in court on other matters, but her calls were not returned.

"She accepts she should have been more proactive in getting the details from the court," Ms McArthur said.

Magistrate Bronwyn Springer granted Ms Driscoll bail and fined her $250, which she said took into account her early guilty plea for her failure to appear in court.

Ms Springer ordered Ms Driscoll, who lives in Brisbane's CBD, to report to the Brisbane City police station every Friday as a condition of her bail.

Ms Driscoll, who the court heard had a six-year-old child and was completing a diploma in business management, was told told she would be required to reappear in court on April 27.

Outside court, Ms Driscoll lashed out, hitting a Fairfax Media photographer with a plastic bottle and yelling at him to "f--- off".

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