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Coach Fired After Alleged Road Rage Gunfire

Summary

  • Assistant football coach Natrell Curtis arrested for road rage incident.
  • Curtis admitted to firing his gun at a truck during the altercation.
  • He faces felony charges including endangerment and aggravated assault.
Coach Fired After Alleged Road Rage Gunfire

Natrell Curtis, an assistant football coach at Corona del Sol High School in Tempe, was terminated after his arrest related to a road rage incident. Police report that Curtis confessed to firing his weapon at a truck during a dispute on August 21. The altercation involved exchanged objects and vehicular maneuvers before shots were fired.

Witnesses reported hearing multiple gunshots. Video footage detailed a confrontation between Curtis's Honda Civic and a Chevrolet Silverado truck. Curtis stated he acted because the truck driver threw coins at his car and he perceived a threat.

Authorities discovered car debris and a cup labeled "Coach Curtis" at the scene. The truck driver was not located. Curtis is now facing felony charges, including endangerment and aggravated assault, and is being held on a $50,000 bond.

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