A woman from Miami has been charged with trespassing after going on campus and pretending to be a high school student.
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Police say that 28-year-old Audrey Francisquini went to American Senior High School in Miami on Friday. Shortly after getting on campus, school security talked with her, and she told them that she was a student looking for the registration office.
Francisquini skipped going to the registration office, and started talking to students who were trying to get to class, Local 10 reports.
Security saw what was happening, and confronted Francisquini again. The woman didn’t stop for them, and security notified the administrator about a possible campus threat.
School staff members surrounded her, and she exited to the faculty parking lot. Police arrived on scene, and she even ignored them as she walked off the school's property.
Authorities looked over security footage, and came to the conclusion that Francisquini planned this ahead of time. The woman dressed like a student, tried talking to real students, and even handed them her social media account information.
Police were able to use the social media info to locate her driver’s license in the system, and arrest her at her home in Miami Beach. Francisquini has been charged with trespassing an education institution, resisting an officer without violence, and burglary of an occupied dwelling.
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