CORAL GABLES, Fla. — A 40-year-old Homestead woman was arrested after police said she disrupted a football game at Coral Gables Senior High School by cursing at coaches and school staff.

The suspect, Angel Angelitha Cure, was arrested Wednesday by the Miami-Dade Schools Police Department, authorities confirmed.

According to an arrest report, Cure was screaming “f--k you” toward coaches during a football game when officers approached her.

The report states that Cure was “knowingly interfering with the activity of a school board event.”

Police said parents appeared “uneasy,” while school staff yelled for an officer to help escort her from campus located at 450 Bird Road, according to the report.

They said as officers attempted to de-escalate the situation, Cure continued cursing. The report states she told an officer, “F--k you, you are not going to do anything.”

The report states that Cure eventually moved to the school parking lot, where cheerleaders and parents left the stands to see what was happening. Police said she continued yelling profanities at school staff and officers.

They said Cure was taken into custody after she refused commands to leave the campus. She was then transported to the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center without incident.

Jail records show Cure is facing one count of interfering with or disrupting an educational institution.

As of Thursday afternoon, Cure remained at TGK on a $150 bond.

Woman arrested after disrupting Coral Gables High School football game, cops say

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