Police Beat

Suspicious
An officer responded to Lot 30 after a BYU Parking Enforcement officer reported suspected drugs found among trash that had been dumped in a parking stall and on the adjacent sidewalk. The discarded items appeared to have possibly been left by a transient individual. During the cleanup, officers located an empty prescription bottle within the trash. No drugs were found. Officers collected the debris, clearing the area of the discarded materials.

Criminal Mischief
An officer responded to Heritage Halls Building 9 regarding a damaged vending machine. Surveillance footage was reviewed; however, available video only dated back to July 23, 2026, at which time the machine was already damaged. No footage was available from before that date to determine when the damage occurred or identify a suspect. The complainant estimated the damage to be approximately $500.

Medical
An officer responded to a request from BYU EMS for a standby while they provided medical assistance to a transient male who had come to their office seeking treatment for blisters on his feet. EMS rendered first aid, and the individual departed the area without incident.

Medical
Provo Fire Department, BYU EMS, and a BYU Police officer responded to the JKB on a report of an FSY participant experiencing a seizure. The patient was evaluated on scene and medically cleared. The patient's parent was contacted and declined medical transport. Both the parent and the patient expressed a desire for the participant to remain at FSY.

Traffic Accident
An officer responded to Lot 38 for a reported non-injury traffic accident. Upon investigation, the officer determined that Vehicle 1 had pulled out of a parking stall too quickly and struck the adjacent parked vehicle. Vehicle 1 sustained a flat tire and required towing, which was arranged through a private tow company by the owner. The officer met with both drivers, provided them with exchange forms, and assisted the tow operator by blocking the roadway to facilitate the safe removal of Vehicle 1.

Noise Complaint
An officer responded to Wy-View for a noise complaint related to bore drilling associated with a construction project. The officer contacted Risk Management, which responded along with Housing personnel to assess and measure the noise levels. After discussions with the complainant and representatives of the construction company, a compromise was reached that addressed the concerns of those involved. Construction operations were then allowed to continue.

Traffic Accident
An officer responded to Lot 25 near the CONE for a reported non-injury traffic accident. Upon arrival, the officer determined that Vehicle 1 struck the rear driver's-side bumper of another vehicle with its front passenger-side bumper while attempting to park in a tightly spaced parking stall. The officer facilitated the exchange of information between the involved parties and provided each driver with a copy of the exchange form. No further action was taken.

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Theft
The complainant reported that her Jetson Bolt Pro Max electric bicycle was stolen from the bike racks on the east side of Building 1 at Wy-view Park Apartments. The complainant stated she secured the bike with a D-lock on July 23, 2026, at approximately 2110 hours and discovered both the bicycle and lock missing on July 26, 2026, at approximately 2115 hours. The complainant noted the bike's bell had been removed due to damage, and a rear light had been attached to the seat post near the rear reflector. She and her friends searched bike racks throughout Wy-view Park and across campus but were unable to locate the bicycle.

Harassment
The complainant reported receiving unwanted phone calls and social media communications from an individual. The complainant stated they had not previously told the individual to stop contacting them. They were advised to clearly inform the individual that all contact is unwanted and must cease, and to document any further contact after making that request. The complainant acknowledged the advice, stated they would notify the individual to stop contacting them, and advised they would contact law enforcement again if the unwanted contact continued.

Medical
A 15-year-old female FSY student who had been feeling ill throughout the day lost consciousness near the BYU Bookstore. BYU medical personnel evaluated her and consulted with her parents, determining that immediate additional medical treatment was not necessary. The student was escorted back to her dormitory by FSY staff and remained there until her parents arrived to pick her up.

Fire Alarm
BYU officer responded to the Maeser Building MARB building on a fire alarm. Upon arrival, no fire, smoke, or other hazards were observed. Although the alarm was sounding within the building, it was not registering with dispatch. A fire technician responded to the scene and was working to correct the notification issue to ensure future alarms would be properly transmitted to dispatch.

Medical
A BYU officer and BYU EMS responded to the Wilkinson Student Center after an FSY participant reportedly lost consciousness. The participant was evaluated by BYU EMS, and a parent was contacted regarding the incident. The parent expressed no concerns and requested that the participant remain at the FSY program. After evaluation, BYU EMS released the participant back to the care of FSY staff.

Trespassing
Officers responded to the ASB construction site after receiving a report that two males had jumped the construction fencing and were trespassing within the construction area. Multiple officers quickly arrived and conducted a search of the site but were unable to locate any individuals. Dispatch also checked available camera footage and advised that no suspects could be located or observed on camera. No trespassers were found, and the area was cleared.

Traffic Offense
An officer observed a vehicle leaving the roadway near 1500 North and 460 East and travel westbound on a sidewalk between the dormitories and the baseball field on BYU campus to access a lower parking lot. The officer followed and conducted a traffic stop in the lower parking lot. The driver stated he believed the sidewalk was a roadway. The driver was issued a citation for driving on the sidewalk.

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Fire
Officers responded to assist Provo Fire Department with a dumpster fire located north of the Richards Building on the BYU campus. Fire personnel extinguished the fire, which was contained within a plastic dumpster situated in a concrete enclosure away from nearby structures. Due to the minimal contents inside the dumpster, fire personnel believed the fire was likely caused by discarded chemicals, possibly acetone, that combusted after being mixed and disposed of. The materials may have originated from a work crew resurfacing a dance floor on the north side of the Richards Building. BYU Physical Facilities personnel were notified and will follow up with the contractor or work crew. Photographs of the dumpster contents were taken and attached to the report. At this time, the incident does not appear to involve criminal activity or gross negligence.

Traffic Accident
An officer responded to Parking Lot 7 to investigate a non-reportable traffic accident involving two BYU-owned vehicles. The officer gathered information from both parties, documented the incident, and provided the involved individuals with the case number for reference.

 Fire Alarm
An officer was dispatched to the Tanner Building in response to a fire alarm. Upon arrival, the officer contacted a BYU electrician who was already on scene and silenced and reset the alarm. The electrician advised that the alarm had been triggered due to construction activity in the atrium area and stated that crews were in the process of bypassing the affected alarm system to prevent further activations related to the construction work. No emergency conditions were observed.

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Welfare Check
Officers responded to a report of a possibly suicidal individual. The person had recently experienced a difficult breakup. After speaking with officers, they chose to self‑admit to the hospital to speak with crisis staff. Officers transported them to the hospital.

Duress Alarm
Officers responded to a duress alarm. They contacted a bishop who uses the office for interviews. He reported no issues and did not believe he had accidentally activated the alarm. Officers reset the alarm.

Trespassing
During extra patrol at the SFH, officers found an individual playing basketball without building access. The person stated they entered through the tunnel after church and knew they should not be inside. The individual was identified and issued a trespass warning before leaving the area.

Unsecure Premises
Officers found the west gate to the RB North Field open. No one was on the field. The lock could not be located to secure the gate. Dispatch advised Security was aware of the missing lock and planned to replace it Monday.

Welfare Check
Officers conducted a welfare check at a Wyview apartment after a caller reported seeing a child with possible bruising. Officers confirmed the family was safe and found no cause for concern or further investigation.

Breathing Problem
Officers responded to the MTC for a medical assist. Provo Fire evaluated the patient, who was released without transport.

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Unsecure Premises
An officer found a gate open at Lavell Edwards Stadium. Video review and a walk‑through showed no one inside. The last people in the stadium were construction workers from a few hours prior. Nothing suspicious was found.

Trouble Alarm
Officers responded to a trouble alarm at Heritage Halls. The alarm was silenced and the panel reset. No cause for the alarm was identified.

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Door Alarm
An officer responded to a tunnel alarm in the JSFB parking garage. Workers seen on camera were confirmed to be BYU affiliates who had forgotten to notify dispatch. Their information was documented.

Security Alarm
Officers responded to a beam alarm near the Talmage Building. Contract workers accidentally set it off by using a different door to access a restroom.

Juvenile Problem
An FSY participant was hit in the face by another participant’s water bottle. The bottle holder was being reckless and did not see the other participant. Parents declined charges, as it was deemed accidental. FSY administrators took over handling the situation.

Door Alarm
Officers responded to a violated door alarm in a basement at Helaman Halls. All exterior doors were locked and secure. No issues were found in any of the accessible areas.

Sick Person
Officers and Provo Fire responded to an 18‑year‑old FSY participant who passed out due to a known heart condition. Medics determined she was stable, and she chose to remain at the activity.

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Theft
The complainant reported leaving his electric scooter in the bike rack south of the library. When he returned, the scooter was missing. Officers checked nearby cameras but found no footage of the theft. The owner could not provide a serial number.

Theft
A wallet was reported missing after possibly being left at the Creamery on Ninth. Video review showed the owner took the wallet with her when she left. It may have been lost or stolen elsewhere. No additional information is available for follow‑up.

Sick Person
Officers and BYUEMS responded to the Music Building for a juvenile feeling sick. BYUEMS evaluated the juvenile, contacted the parents, and waited with the juvenile until the mother arrived.

Juvenile Problem
FSY participants were briefly stuck in an elevator at Heritage Halls. They had exited and left the area before officers arrived. Technicians determined the elevator stopped because the group jumped simultaneously, causing the malfunction. The elevator was repaired and returned to service.

Fraud
Officers made phone contact with a victim who had received fraudulent digital checks and sent money through Apple Pay before realizing the checks were fake. The investigation is ongoing with limited suspect information.

Fire Alarm
Officers and Provo Fire responded to a gas smell in the Cannon Center kitchen. Two employees reported feeling unwell; one went home, and the other was evaluated and cleared by Fire personnel. Gas sensors showed no hazardous readings.

Carbon Monoxide Alarm
A CO alarm activated in an apartment occupied by a young couple and their 4‑day‑old baby. The family evacuated and was checked by medics, who found no symptoms or concerns. CO readings reached 40 ppm in back bedrooms. Housing and Enbridge Gas began investigating the source of the issue.

Lost Property
An FSY juvenile lost his backpack and its contents. It has not been turned in to lost and found.

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Found Property
A wallet found on Maser Hill by the BYU Grounds Crew was turned over to a BYU Police officer. Dispatch located contact information for the owner, who was identified as a BYU student and employee. The officer contacted the owner and successfully returned the wallet.

Suspicious
An officer responded to Wymount Building 6 on a report of a suspicious circumstance after a concerned citizen observed a window screen on the ground and an open ground-floor apartment window. The officer checked the apartment and found it unoccupied. BYU Housing confirmed the apartment was vacant and that windows are commonly left open to ventilate the unit. No signs of criminal activity or other concerns were found.

Medical
Officers responded to the Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB) on a report of a sick person. BYU EMS and Provo EMS evaluated the individual at the scene. After assessment, the patient was cleared and transported by their spouse without further incident.

Failure to Stop
An officer observed a motorcyclist performing a wheelie while traveling westbound on University Parkway near Miller Park. The officer caught up to the motorcycle at the intersection of University Avenue and University Parkway and activated emergency lights. Another motorcyclist appeared to warn the suspect, who then accelerated westbound at a high rate of speed. The officer activated the siren, but the suspect continued to flee and drove recklessly, exceeding 75 mph. The pursuit was terminated for safety reasons. Dispatch was notified to alert neighboring agencies, and officers were able to obtain photographs of the suspect.

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Accident
An officer responded to the Ellsworth Building regarding a reportable accident involving a tractor-trailer and a BYU carport. During the incident, the carport structure collapsed onto a boat and an enclosed trailer, causing property damage. The officer conducted an investigation and completed a reportable accident report. Both parties involved were provided with the appropriate case numbers. The Ellsworth manager and fleet manager were notified and responded to the scene. A drone to document and photograph the damage for assessment and investigation purposes.

Agency Assist
Officers and Provo Medical responded to the Marriott Center on the BYU campus regarding a report of a juvenile female experiencing difficulty breathing. Upon arrival, an officer observed that the patient's symptoms appeared consistent with anxiety. Medical personnel evaluated the patient and checked her vital signs. The patient's parents were notified and being nearby, responded to the scene to provide care and assistance.

Suspicious
Officers responded to Heritage 2 regarding a report of four teenage males who fled the building after being contacted by a resident assistant (RA). Upon arrival, officers spoke with the complainant, who confirmed the identity of the individuals using a photo provided by dispatch. Officers later located the four males outside J-Hall. The juveniles admitted they had been let into Heritage 2 to get a drink and then ran back toward May Hall. The males were attending a sports camp, and camp staff were notified that they had been out past curfew. The juveniles apologized for entering Heritage 2 without authorization and returned to May Hall without further incident.

Fire Alarm
An officer responded to the Indoor Practice Facility on a fire alarm. Upon arrival, no signs of fire or smoke were observed. The officer silenced the alarm, and a fire technician responded to inspect the system. After checking the affected sensor and resetting the alarm system, the technician determined the activation was likely caused by debris being stirred up by air compressors operating below the sensor. The system was returned to normal operation without further incident.

Suspicious
Officers responded to the Maeser Hill area on a report of a suspicious male who was reportedly yelling statements about needing to be killed or murdered. The subject was last seen walking down the stairs toward the Botany ponds. Officers searched the area but were unable to locate him. A review of security camera footage showed the male had left campus several minutes before officers arrived, traveling south across 800 North, and did not return to campus.

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Medical
Officers responded to the Marriott Center regarding a juvenile FSY participant who had fainted while waiting in line to check in. BYU EMS evaluated the patient at the scene. The juvenile was released to their parents and was not transported for further medical treatment.

Lockout
An officer responded to the grounds shed north of the Culinary Support Center to assist with a lockout. A grounds employee needed access to a padlock to replace a chain on a gate. The officer opened the lock, allowing the employee to install the new chain.

Medical
Officers responded to a medical assist involving an FSY employee who reported feeling dizzy and experiencing pain in the lower right abdominal area. BYU EMS evaluated the employee, who declined transportation. The employee stated the pain had significantly subsided and advised they had been experiencing similar symptoms for approximately 10 weeks and had previously sought medical attention without receiving a diagnosis. The employee was released and returned to work.

Fire Alarm
Officers responded to a fire alarm at the Physical Facilities North Building. Investigation revealed that a duct fan had been set to high speed, causing excess dust to travel through the ventilation system and activate the alarm. The alarm was reset without issue, and no fire or other hazards were found.

CO Alarm
Officers and Provo Fire responded to Wymount Terrace for a reported carbon monoxide (CO) alarm. Provo Fire detected the presence of CO and determined the most likely cause was negative air pressure created by an air conditioning unit while a water heater was operating. BYU Housing was notified of the issue. Before clearing the scene, Provo Fire confirmed CO levels had returned to zero and advised that it was safe for residents to return to the apartment. No further action was required.

Suspicious
Officers responded to Helaman Halls on a report of a marijuana odor in a residence hall room. A resident assistant reported smelling marijuana while inside the room replacing a smoke alarm battery. Officers contacted the occupants and were granted entry; however, no odor of marijuana or other controlled substances was detected. The occupants showed no signs of impairment or intoxication. After completing the investigation, officers found no evidence of criminal activity and cleared the scene.

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Door Alarm
Officers responded to a reported forced-door alarm at the Heritage Central Building. Upon arrival, officers contacted employees who were meeting with late-arriving FSY counselors to distribute keys. The alarm was determined to be related to authorized building access, and no signs of forced entry or suspicious activity were found.

Criminal Mischief
Officers responded to Lot 20 on a report of possible criminal mischief involving a vehicle with a shattered rear windshield. The vehicle owner reported that the car had been parked for approximately one week while he was out of town and discovered the damage after moving the vehicle. Due to the extended timeframe, the exact cause and time of the damage could not be determined. Officers advised the owner that available video footage would be reviewed.

Door Alarm
BYU Police responded to a violated door alarm at the Marriott Center. Investigation revealed that high winds and rain had caused a roof hatch to blow open. An officer attempted to secure the hatch but was unable to close it due to a malfunctioning key card reader and the hatch not closing manually. Access Services was notified and requested to address the issue as soon as possible.

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Theft
An officer received a report of theft involving AirPods left at the University Parkway Center. The complainant had arranged for the items to be held until they could retrieve them. Upon returning the complainant discovered their AirPods had been replaced with another pair of headphones. The AirPods' last known location, according to Find My app, was in Oregon. The case remains under investigation pending further follow-up to identify a suspect.

Traffic Accident
An officer received a delayed hit-and-run report involving a vehicle in Lot 22 north of the Bean Museum. An officer contacted the vehicle owner by telephone, gathered the necessary information regarding the incident, and completed the report. The case remains documented pending any further investigative leads.

 Lost Property
BYU Police received a report of a backpack that was believed to have been stolen and contained valuable property. Upon contacting the complainant, officers learned the backpack had been located in the lost and found. All property was accounted for, and nothing had been stolen.

Alarm
BYU Police and the Provo Fire Department responded to a reported carbon monoxide alarm at an apartment in Wymount Terrace. Responding personnel checked the residence with carbon monoxide detection equipment and determined that no carbon monoxide was present and the apartment was safe. BYU Housing was notified that the detector required replacement.

 Suspicious
Officers responded to a report of suspicious activity after a complainant observed two individuals spraying shaving cream on a vehicle. Upon investigation, officers contacted the vehicle owner, who stated that she and a friend had applied the shaving cream to her own vehicle. The individuals cleaned up the mess, and no damage to the vehicle or any other property was observed.

Accident
An officer contacted the reporting party regarding minor damage to their parked vehicle. The other involved party had left a note on the vehicle with their name and phone number, and the reporting party was already in contact with them. The officer provided guidance to both parties regarding the minimum requirements for exchanging information and answered additional questions. The incident was determined to be a non-reportable accident,

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Door Alarm
Officers responded to a door alarm at Heritage Halls. FSY employees had propped the door open, unaware it would trigger the alarm.

Trespassing
A small group of students was seen exiting the Riviera swimming pool after hours. They gained access by pressing the exit button through the gate. All were warned and returned home.

Theft
A BYU employee reported that his BYU laptop was stolen from a rental vehicle while he was on vacation in another country. A case number was provided for insurance purposes.

Lockout
A Wymount Terrace resident reported that a small child had accidentally locked themselves inside a bedroom. Officers gained access through an exterior window. The child was unharmed.

Allergic Reaction
Officers responded to the Cannon Center after a juvenile had an allergic reaction. Provo Fire evaluated the patient, and the juvenile’s father arrived to care for them.

Door Alarm
Officers responded to an alarm in the LSB. A security manager met them at the scene. No damage or disturbance was found, and the alarm was cleared.

Welfare Check
A supervisor requested a welfare check on a student employee who had stopped responding to text messages. An officer was able to contact the student, who stated they were doing well.

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Property Damage
Officers documented damage to a trailer at the Auto Shop and photographed the damage. No surveillance cameras cover the area, and no suspects have been identified.

Alarm
An officer responded to an alarm at the Marriott Center. A contractor was working on the air‑handling system with a door propped open. Dispatch and the security supervisor were notified that construction would continue throughout the day.

Duress Alarm
Metro Dispatch reported a panic alarm activation at the JSB. The subscriber later canceled the alarm. Dispatch confirmed it was triggered accidentally through a medical‑emergency phone application.

Accident
Officers responded to a minor accident in Lot 26 where a vehicle parked behind the complainant’s car was touching it. Minor damage was found. Photos were taken, and the vehicle owners exchanged information.

911 Call
An officer responded to an abandoned 911 call with yelling heard in the background near the WSC and HBLL. Several hundred FSY youth were in the area, and no one appeared distressed. Nothing suspicious was observed.

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Alarm
An officer responded to the Harman Building for a door held open. The door was located and secured; it had been held open by air pressure.

Alarm
Officers responded to a door alarm in the BYU Bookstore cash room. Everything was found to be in order. Staff discussed the frequent alarms and planned to follow up with BYUSecurity about adjusting activation times. No suspicious activity was found.

Fire Alarm
An officer responded to a fire alarm at the West Campus building. Much of the building was under renovation, and construction dust in the second‑floor east hallway triggered the alarm. A BYU electrician evaluated the detectors and reset the panel. No fire or smoke was present.

911 Call
Officers responded to Wymount for a 911 hang‑up from a disconnected phone. The area was checked, and no issues were found.

Suspicious
A male entered the MOA and left a lengthy handwritten document referencing the Charlie Kirk assassination. He then left campus. He is known to have a history of mental illness and schizophrenia.

Citizen Contact
An officer met with a complainant in Lot 22 regarding a delayed hit‑and‑run. Video review showed the accident did not occur in Lot 22 on 07/15/2026. The complainant was notified.

Sick Person
Officers and Provo Paramedics responded to Heritage Halls for an FSY attendee feeling sick. Paramedics evaluated the male and spoke with his parents. He was released to FSY staff once he began feeling better.

Traffic Offense
An officer responded to Helaman Halls for a report of a black pickup spinning its tires and speeding. The driver stated the roadway was wet from rain and acknowledged spinning the tire. The officer warned him about reckless driving, especially around campus.

Medical
Officers and Provo Paramedics responded to Helaman Halls for a sports camp attendee who hit his head. Paramedics evaluated him and spoke with his mother, who planned to pick him up to monitor for concussion symptoms.

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Traffic Stop Failure to Stop
Officers attempted a traffic stop on an unregistered electric motorcycle observed performing wheelies on Canyon Road near 2230 North. The rider failed to stop and fled the area. Officers maintained visual contact for a short time but lost sight of the motorcycle near Piute Drive north of Rock Canyon. Provo officers later located the motorcycle near the Riverwoods area; however, they also lost sight of it shortly thereafter. The motorcycle was not located, and no further information was obtained.

Information
An officer was requested to contact a Resident Assistant from Helaman Halls regarding information about a potential off-campus fight club. The RA reported that another RA had overheard students discussing the possibility of a fight club occurring off campus. No additional details were available, including the location, participants, or timing of any such activity. Due to the limited information provided, no further action was taken.

 Found Property
An officer met with a complainant who reported finding a wallet in the roadway. While the officer was on scene, the owner of the wallet arrived after tracking an Apple device located inside the wallet. The officer verified the owner's identity and confirmed ownership of the property. The wallet was subsequently returned to the owner without incident.

Hazardous Conditions
An officer responded to a report of traffic cones blocking a lane on Cougar Boulevard. Upon arrival, the officer found a BYU tree crew conducting work and utilizing traffic cones to close the right-hand lane. The officer observed that the cone placement provided limited advance warnings to motorists traveling around the curve and down the hill toward the work area. To improve traffic safety and visibility, the cones were repositioned farther back, allowing drivers to see the lane closure earlier and react appropriately before reaching the bend in the roadway.

Fire Alarm
An officer responded to a fire alarm activation at the Missionary Training Center. Upon arrival, no smoke, fire, or flames were observed; however, the area appeared hazy and humid. Security personnel reported that a steam iron was being used in the area and that the excessive steam likely activated the fire alarm. The officer confirmed that the condition was caused by steam only and that there was no fire-related hazard. The alarm was silenced, and a fire technician responded to reset the alarm system.


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Stalking
An officer was dispatched to Kimball Tower on the BYU campus regarding a stalking-related complaint. Upon investigation, the officer learned that a package had been delivered to a professor by an individual whose behavior was perceived as unusual. When notified of the delivery, the professor identified the sender as a person she considered to be a stalker. The officer contacted the professor to obtain relevant details about the incident and gather suspect information. The officer then retrieved the package and contacted the suspect, issuing a harassment warning regarding the reported conduct.

Medical
Officers responded to Cougar Field on a report of a knee injury. Upon arrival, Provo Fire and EMS were already on scene treating the patient, who had sustained a dislocated knee while participating in activities at a BYU camp. After being assessed and treated, the patient was transported by Provo Fire to Utah Valley Hospital because she was unable to bear weight on the injured leg. No further issues were reported.

Suspicious Activity
An officer was dispatched to assist a Security Sergeant with a report of a homeless individual who was refusing to leave campus. The individual was located on the trails above and west of the Botany Pond. Before the officer arrived, the individual complied with security personnel's requests and voluntarily left campus. The incident was resolved without further action or incident.

Theft
A delayed report was received via email regarding the theft of a bicycle wheel and tire from a bicycle parked at a residence housing location. An officer is corresponding with the reporting party by email to obtain additional information related to the incident. The case remains under investigation pending further details.

Animal Problem
Officers responded to the McDonald Building on a report of a deer with an apparent broken leg. Upon arrival, officers recognized the deer as one that has been observed on campus since the previous year and has been the subject of prior calls for service. Officers noted that the deer appeared to have a broken right rear leg but did not appear to be in distress, starving, or otherwise suffering from conditions requiring immediate intervention. After observing the deer from a distance, officers determined that no action was necessary at that time and cleared the call.

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Agency Assist
An officer assisted Provo Police with a welfare check for a juvenile reportedly walking on the east side of 900 East near 820 North. The juvenile was not located.

911 Call
Dispatch received a 911 call with no response on the line, though voices were heard in the background. Attempts to call back were unsuccessful. While an officer was en route, the phone’s owner called back and reported it was an accidental dial.

Citizen Contact
A motorist flagged down an officer, reporting he was being followed in a possible road‑rage incident. The other driver stopped following him as he turned onto campus toward the police department. The complainant had limited information for follow‑up.

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