Jennifer Aniston is said to be furious with the Los Angeles Police Department for their perceived lack of discretion in the aftermath of her attempted home invasion.

The famous actress is reportedly considering taking “drastic” action as she fears her safety has been put at risk.

According to reports, Jennifer Aniston is “extremely shaken up” by the incident and is now considering selling the Bel-Air property.

Aniston is displeased with the LAPD for how they handled the aftermath of her “stalker” incident.

The “Friends” star was at home on Monday afternoon when an intruder rammed through the gates of her $21 million Bel-Air mansion.

The suspect, who cops have now identified as 48-year-old Jimmy Wayne Carwyle, was held at gunpoint as Aniston’s security team apprehended him and waited for police to arrive.

“On the 5th of May at approximately 12:20 p.m., West LA officers responded to a burglary at a property in Bel Air,” a spokesperson said, as police told CBS News Los Angeles the exact block the officers reported to.

According to the Daily Mail, a source close to Aniston shared that she’s furious with the cops after they released her address and is now considering whether to sell her 8,500 square-foot hilltop property.

She has also reportedly beefed up her security in the wake of the terrifying ordeal as she fears for her safety.

“Jen is furious with the LAPD for releasing where she lives. Although you can Google her address, she can’t believe the police revealed her block,” the insider told the news outlet.

They added, “Since the incident, she’s had people flooding outside her house, hoping to get a glimpse of her. As one of the biggest celebrities in the world, she expected more protection from the police.”

The insider further revealed that Aniston would have been fine if the LAPD had “just said it was her house in Bel-Air,” rather than sharing her exact location, which she believes “has put her at risk.”

Another source told the news outlet that Aniston is “extremely shaken up” by the incident and is even “considering selling her property” because of the crash.

“This was her dream home, but everyone knows the address,” the second source added.

Aniston purchased the property in 2011 while she was dating actor Justin Theroux. The modern style mansion has four bedrooms and six-and-a-half bathrooms with a wine cellar, pool, and guesthouse. It also boasts city and ocean views and sits on almost two acres of land.

However, the actress would give all that up if it would guarantee her safety.

“Jen is getting to the point in her life where the last thing she ever wants is to fear for her safety,” the second source said. “It is filled with so many memories, but her safety is first and foremost.”

Meanwhile, the suspect is undergoing investigation for stalking. Carwyle was reportedly booked for felony vandalism in connection with the crash, but hasn’t been officially charged.

He is being held at the LA County jail without bail as police told TMZ they are “reviewing social media posts” under the suspect’s name, as they already found a Facebook page “with several bizarre and rambling posts,” including one that refers to the actress as his “bride.”

It remains unknown if the account is connected to Carwyle or someone else with the same name. The case is now being handled by LAPD’s Threat Management Unit.

The stalker incident comes months after the “Horrible Bosses” actress sparked romance rumors with actor Pedro Pascal after they went on a three-hour date.

The pair stopped by at the Sunset Tower Hotel in Los Angeles on Sunday, March 23, after what a source told People Magazine was “a business dinner to get to know each other better.”

“Jen likes [Pedro’s] energy and would love to work with him,” the source told the news outlet.

Aniston also recently opened up about her “extreme fear” in an interview with Travel + Leisure.

“I have an extreme fear of flying,” she said, noting that she had a superstitious remedy to it as she’d usually touch the plane with her right hand when she was about to board and also step onto the aircraft with her right foot.

“But I have been doing some hypnosis lately, and one of the requirements is to remove all of those superstitions,” she continued. “I have not been doing the right hand, right foot [thing anymore] — and now it’s shockingly good!”