Police Beat

Information
An officer documented an informational report after a building care employee discovered and removed an unauthorized sticker from the southwest entry window of the new Arts Building. Security is reviewing camera footage to identify when and how the sticker was placed. No similar incidents have been reported on campus.

Abandoned 911
An officer responded to repeated 911 calls originating from a cell phone inside the JKB. The phone number was traced to a current student attending a first-floor class. Upon contact, the student explained that her phone’s broken screen caused her to accidentally trigger the SOS function while attempting to turn it off. The student was unharmed, and no further issues were identified.

Missing Juvenile
An officer took a report of a missing juvenile participating in an FSY activity after staff reported the individual missing from the WSC area. An attempt to locate (ATL) was broadcast. The juvenile was found shortly thereafter by FSY staff near his dormitory, and the ATL was canceled.

Traffic Accident
Officers responded to a traffic accident in the CONE parking lot where a driver struck an unoccupied parked vehicle while attempting to park. Both parties exchanged information, and photos of the damage were documented in the case file.

Lost Property
An officer took a delayed report of a lost wallet after the complainant was unable to locate it despite checking campus lost and found locations. The officer advised the complainant to cancel their cards and provided a case number. A search of the suspected area was conducted, but the wallet was not located.

Robbery Alarm
Officers responded to a duress alarm at the Bean Museum front desk, which was determined to be accidental. The area was checked, and the alarm was reset.


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Beam Alarm
An officer responded to a beam alarm in the ESC tunnel and discovered several BYU Physical Facilities employees conducting routine maintenance to repair a hot water pipe during normal working hours. No issues or suspicious activity were observed, and the officer relayed the situation to both police and security dispatch before clearing the call.

Medical
A BYU officer and Provo Fire responded to HR #12 for an FSY participant who had fainted. After evaluation, Provo Fire medically cleared the individual. The participant’s parents were notified, and the individual was able to continue participating in the FSY program.

 Information
An officer received an online report of a person dumping debris into the Brewster dumpster. Upon investigation, the officer determined the individual was a Brewster building employee properly disposing of materials, and no misuse of the dumpster by the public had occurred.

Information
A BYU employee reported receiving a fraudulent text message from an unknown sender impersonating their supervisor and requesting gift card purchases for a supposed drawing. The employee recognized the message as a scam and reported it, preventing any financial loss.

Duress Alarm
An officer responded to a duress alarm at the CONE north register. Dispatch indicated the alarm appeared accidental based on video review. The officer arrived on scene and reset the alarm with no further issues.

Found Property
An FSY counselor turned in a found debit card located on Phillips Drive just south of the Marriott Center. The owner was contacted and will retrieve the card from the JKB the following morning.

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Intrusion Alarm
An officer responded to an intrusion alarm at the ESC planetarium. After conducting a thorough check of the planetarium and surrounding entry and exit doors, the officer found no individuals inside, and all doors were secure.

Lockout
An officer responded to the CMB to assist employees who were locked out of the building. Upon recognizing one of the employees, the officer granted access so they could complete painting work inside.

Beam Alarm
An officer responded to the TLMB following a beam alarm. The officer located contractors working in the area and instructed them to contact security to provide details on the duration of their work.

Citizen Contact
An officer responded to a report of a possible Apple Watch theft at a sports camp. Upon arrival, the watch was being tracked to Lot 37; it was soon marked as found and successfully returned to its owner.

Welfare Check
Officers responded to Heritage Halls for an abandoned 911 call with loud noises on the phone line. Upon arrival, they determined an FSY attendee had accidentally pocket-dialed 911 while playing night games. The attendee apologized and demonstrated how the call occurred, and officers confirmed there was no emergency before clearing the scene.

Found Property
A BYU security officer found an access card and key belonging to a youth athletic camp attendee at the Smith Field House. Using the information on the card, an officer returned the items to the group leader, as the minor was already asleep.

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Chest Pain
Officers and Provo firefighters responded to Wyview Park to assist a person who was experiencing chest pain. Medics evaluated the individual and determined they did not need to go to the hospital.

Unconscious Infant
BYU Police and Provo Firefighters were called to the Riviera Apartments after receiving a report that a three-week-old baby was unconscious. When the responders arrived, they found the baby awake, crying, and breathing normally. The parents were advised to take the baby to the hospital as a precaution.

Trespassing
An officer discovered a group of people on the RB field, despite the fact that the gates were closed and locked. The group admitted they had climbed the fence and understood they were trespassing. They left the area and were advised not to jump fences in the future.

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Agency Assist
BYU Police were sent to check out a possible brush fire near the Y Trailhead. After searching the area, BYU officers found the fire was actually much farther away, near Khyv Peak. Provo Fire and Provo Police handled the situation from there.

Door Alarm
An officer responded to a door alarm at the Smith Field House. Security cameras showed someone leaving the area about 20 minutes earlier, but the door was not secured properly. The officer checked the door and confirmed it was locked and secure.

Citizen Contact
A caller thought their car had been towed after parking overnight in Lot 20. Officers searched nearby lots and found the car in Lot 23.

Juvenile Problem
Staff at an FSY event reported that a teenage boy had sent photos of himself and other boys in their underwear to a teenage girl at the same event. FSY staff said they did not believe a crime occurred but wanted the situation documented. They were given a case number and told to call back if the incident needed further investigation.

Found Property
Someone found a debit card on the ground and contacted the owner. She asked if it be turned into BYU Police since she would be on campus soon. The owner stopped by the BYU Police Department, where her debit card was returned to her.

Sick Person
Provo Fire and BYU Officers responded to help someone who wasn’t feeling well due to a medical disorder. Medics checked on the student and contacted their parents. The student did not need to go to the hospital. Some friends came to assist the student in getting back to his dorm.

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Welfare Check
Officers responded to a report of a male lying on a staircase, in a public area, who appeared to have his hands down his pants. Officers searched the area but did not locate anyone matching the description. Security footage later showed that the report had been delayed by approximately 15–20 minutes and that the individual had already left before officers arrived.

Violated Door Alarm
A door alarm was triggered at the Student Athlete Building. When officers arrived, both doors were found secured, and nothing appeared disturbed or suspicious. No people were found anywhere in the area.

Fire Alarm
A fire alarm activated at the Lavell Edwards Stadium. As officers arrived, they were notified that the alarm was part of scheduled system testing.

Intrusion Alarm
An intrusion alarm was reported at a campus chemical management building. Officers spoke with a representative from risk management, who explained that employees had propped a door open, which triggered the door alarm.

Accident
A minor delayed traffic accident was reported in a parking lot. A driver accidentally struck a parked vehicle while pulling into a stall. Both vehicle owners met at the scene and exchanged information.

Duress Alarm
An officer responded to the Former President’s Home after a duress alarm was activated. Officers checked both alarm buttons and confirmed neither had been pressed. No issues were found at the location. There have been multiple false alarms with the devices in this building.

Harassment
A student reported ongoing harassment from an individual they had previously gone on a few dates with. The unwanted contact included text messages and other interactions, some of which occurred while the student was at work. The student requested that the male be instructed to stop contacting her and her friends. Officers contacted the male, who agreed to cease communication.

Alarm
Officers responded to a beam alarm in the tunnels. The area showed signs of recent work activity, but no workers were present at the time. It appeared the alarm was triggered as construction workers were leaving for the day.

Seizure
Officers and Provo Fire/EMS personnel responded to a juvenile experiencing a seizure. The individual was assessed by medical staff, and the juvenile’s parents were notified. The juvenile declined transportation to the hospital and requested to stay for the remainder of the activity before being picked up by their parents.

Welfare Check
Officers responded to a welfare check of a student after a safe walk call randomly disconnected. As officers arrived at the last known location, the individual texted security to confirm they had reached their residence safely.

Traffic Offense
Officers investigated a report of a traffic offense in the JFSB underground parking garage. Upon arrival, they found three motorcycle riders taking pictures of their bikes inside the structure. No unsafe driving or traffic violations were observed. Officers spoke with the riders about safe riding practices and even activated their emergency lights so the group could capture a few photos.

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Violated Door Alarm
An officer responded to the Eyring Science Center for a door alarm. The officer found that a BYU maintenance employee had used the door and was working in the area.

Forced Door Alarm
An officer responded to the University Services Building for a door alarm. Upon arrival, the officer found delivery trucks and BYU employees actively working in the area.

Duress Alarm
A duress alarm was accidentally pressed at the Music Building. An officer responded, verified that everything was copacetic, and reset the alarm.

Trauma
An officer responded to Heritage Halls after a juvenile female hit her head, which caused a small laceration. BYU and Provo EMS personnel evaluated the juvenile and helped clean up the wound.

Trauma
An officer responded to Heritage Halls for another head injury (not the same one as earlier). A juvenile male had hit his head on a concrete wall, which caused a small laceration. The bleeding had stopped prior to the officer's arrival, and the juvenile and his parents denied any further medical attention.

Forced Door Alarm
Officers responded to the University Press Building after a transient male had entered the building via an unsecured door, which triggered a door alarm. Officers located and identified the male before he willingly left the area. No force was used, and no issues arose during the interaction.

Theft
An officer took a report of a stolen purse at Heritage Halls. A female set her purse down while taking photos with a group of her friends. When she returned later to retrieve the purse, it had disappeared. The purse may end up at a lost and found center around campus, but it is currently being treated as a theft until more information is obtained.

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Medical
Officers responded to a report of an unconscious individual who had reportedly pricked his finger and may have fainted at the sight of blood. Prior to the call for service, the individual was conscious, alert, and able to communicate. Provo Fire/EMS arrived on scene, provided medical evaluation and assistance, and the individual was released at the scene.

Lockout
An officer responded to the TMCB tunnel doors to provide access for an authorized subcontractor. Access was granted, and the subcontractor advised they would secure the doors upon completing their work for the day.

Duress Alarm
An officer responded to the Wilkinson Student Center regarding a duress alarm in the Women’s Services Office. Upon contact, staff confirmed that no alarm had been intentionally activated and no issues were present. The officer checked the alarm buttons, which showed no signs of activation. No further action was necessary.

Medical
BYU EMS and an officer responded to the JFSB for an FSY participant who had lost consciousness. Provo Fire also responded and evaluated the individual. A counselor notified the participant’s parents. The individual was medically cleared and returned to normal activities.

Medical
Officers responded to a report of a juvenile FSY participant who had fainted, with pre-existing medical conditions identified as a contributing factor. Provo Fire evaluated the individual and cleared them without the need for transport. The participant was released back to FSY staff.

Medical
Officers responded to Cougar Field for a juvenile FSY participant who had reportedly fainted. Provo Fire evaluated the individual and released them at the scene without transport. The participant had experienced a similar medical issue earlier the same day and was subsequently arranged to be picked up and return home, discontinuing participation in FSY.

Lockout
An officer responded to the Wilkinson Student Center loading dock to assist contractors with access to the roof above the kitchen for vent cleaning. Access was granted, and documentation of the work order was obtained. Officers planned to return at 0400 hours to secure the area upon completion of the work.

Information
A report was received of a key missing from a vehicle lockbox in the Law Building parking lot involving a rental vehicle. The complainant believed the key may have been taken between the time the renter returned the vehicle and when the owner retrieved it. Review of security footage showed the vehicle was dropped off and remained undisturbed until the owner arrived.

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Traffic Offense
Officers responded to a report of a grey vehicle driving erratically near Campus Drive by the JKB. A license plate number was not provided. Officers reviewed available camera footage but were unable to locate the vehicle and did not observe any related illegal activity.

Hazardous Material
Officers responded to Lot #41 regarding a scooter leaking fuel. Provo Fire assisted by applying absorbent material to the spill. Officers contacted the owner, who stated they would address the leak and ensure the scooter is properly registered on campus.

Beam Alarm Tunnels
An officer responded to a BEAM alarm in the TMCB tunnel and found both stairwell doors ajar and held open, leaving the area unsecured. The doors did not close properly without force, prompting the officer to request a service repair. A check of the tunnel area revealed no individuals were present.

Medical
Officers and Provo Paramedics responded to RB Field for a report of a male with a dislocated knee. After evaluation, paramedics recommended hospital transport, and the male agreed. He was transported to Utah Valley Hospital for further treatment.

Trespassing
Officers responded to the Marriott Center after security reported a male riding a skateboard inside. Upon arrival, security advised the individual had already exited through the ticket office doors. Officers ensured all doors were secured and cleared the area.

Welfare Check
Officers responded for a welfare check involving a minor participating in an FSY program who was believed to have left campus. A parent contacted the minor through a phone app and learned he had simply overslept during a nap. An officer made in-person contact to confirm the minor’s status, after which he was allowed to return to his group.

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Medical
BYU police and EMS responded to the Life Sciences Building for a report of a student who had fainted during an anatomy class. Provo emergency personnel were initially dispatched but canceled after the student declined medical transport. The student was evaluated on scene by BYU EMS and, after being cleared, returned to class.

Abandonded 911 Call
BYU Police responded to the Smith Field House area for an abandoned 911 call made from a cellphone. Before officers arrived, dispatch contacted the caller, who confirmed the call was accidental.

Animal Problem
Dispatch received a report of a golden retriever barking at individuals outside Heritage 9. Officers located the dog, which would not allow anyone to approach and subsequently ran across 900 East into a nearby neighborhood. The dog was later reunited with its owner, who had been searching for it.


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Welfare Check
BYU Police responded to Lot 46 on West Campus to conduct a welfare check after a passerby reported a male aggressively knocking on and pounding a parked vehicle’s windows, attempting to gain access. The complainant noted the windows were heavily tinted, preventing visibility inside the car. Upon arrival, officers found the vehicle had already left the area and conducted additional patrols nearby.

Trespassing
Officers responded to a report of three juveniles riding scooters inside the East Campus Building. The juveniles were located on the east side after leaving the building, where they explained they were visiting their grandmother nearby. They admitted to entering through an open north-side door and accessing the Creamery store area but did not steal anything. A small bag of chips was taken from an unknown cabinet and consumed. The juveniles were released to their parents. The building was inspected, revealing three unsecured exterior doors, which were later secured.

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Lockout
Officers assisted an individual who had been locked out of their apartment complex. After confirming their identity, the door was opened, and they were allowed back inside.

Duress Alarm
An alarm was reported in the Wilkinson Student Center. Officers checked the office and the nearby rooms. No one was present, and nothing appeared suspicious or out of place.

Duress Alarm (Second activation)
The same alarm was activated again in the same room at the Wilkinson Student Center. Officers returned, checked the area once more, and again found no one inside and no signs of any issues.

Trauma
A group was playing basketball at the field house when one person dislocated his shoulder. Paramedics treated him at the scene, and he chose not to go to the hospital.

Medical
Two tenants living in campus housing had been feeling unwell and were concerned it might be carbon monoxide causing their sickness. An alarm had not been triggered, but the tenants requested that the air be tested. Fire crews checked the air, which showed no carbon monoxide readings inside the apartment. The tenants declined further medical evaluation.

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Fire Alarm – Bean Museum
Officers responded to a fire alarm report, conducted a thorough inspection of the building, and found no signs of fire or smoke. The alarm was acknowledged and silenced without incident.

Duress Alarm
A duress alarm was triggered at the Music Building ticket office in Room 2019. Officers responded promptly and discovered that an individual had pressed the alarm button unintentionally, unaware of its function. The alarm was determined to be false, and no further action was required.

Welfare Check – Possible Disorderly Conduct
A report was received about a suspicious male acting strangely and yelling near the west side of the Marriott Center. The individual was described as a white male wearing either a white or dark t-shirt and dark jeans. The area was thoroughly checked, but the subject was not found, and no further issues were reported.

Medical Assist
BYU officers responded to the Joseph Smith Building courtyard after an FSY participant passed out. They found her awake and talking with medical staff, who learned she has Crohn's disease and that passing out is not unusual for her. After a brief assessment, medical personnel released her to her FSY counselor.

Accident
A vehicle traveling through Lot 4 west of the Crabtree Building attempted to park but misjudged the space, causing its right front corner to strike the left rear corner of an unoccupied, legally parked vehicle. The driver of the first vehicle reported the collision to BYU Police, who arrived on scene to assess the situation. An accident report was filed.

Criminal Mischief – Vandalism Vending Machine
BYU Police responded to a vandalism report inside Merrill Hall at Helaman Halls. A BYU employee discovered that someone had jammed a door, causing damage to a vending machine and allowing the theft of multiple bottles of soda. No suspects have been identified at this time.

Fire Alarm
BYU Police responded to the JKB for a fire alarm. Officers searched the area, but found no flames or smoke anywhere in the building. BYU technicians were notified and advised that they were aware of the alarm and advised it was faulty and needed repair.

Robbery Alarm
BYU Police responded to a duress alarm at the CONE. Upon arrival, they confirmed no emergency was in progress, and inspection of the alarm buttons showed none had been pressed. This information has been relayed to dispatch for potential repairs or replacement of the alarm sensor.

Theft
A Phantomgogo brand scooter was stolen while parked at the bike racks at Miller Park. No suspects or additional details are available at this time.

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Alarm – SFH
Officer responded to a door alarm at the Smith Field House, specifically at the track door 28. After inspecting all nearby doors and verifying that none were open, the officer tested the doors by pushing on them. Dispatch later confirmed that repeatedly opening and closing the doors reset the alarm.

Information – Possible Disorderly Conduct
The BYU Police Department responded to a report questioning whether the phrase "Be proud of your white heritage" written on a whiteboard constituted hate speech. Officers spoke with the complainant at the JRCB and found no clear criminal act without further context about intent, target, or setting. It was later revealed that the statement was old, having been there since the previous week when a similar incident occurred, and had not been erased along with other comments.

Theft
A bicycle was reported stolen from the bike racks at the Taylor Building. There are no surveillance cameras covering the area, and no suspect information is available.

Juvenile Problem
A BYU Police incident report was initiated after an FSY counselor reported that a young male participant touched her thigh during the “For the Strength of Youth Conference.” The female counselor stated she did not feel threatened and chose not to pursue criminal action. This case is being documented for informational purposes only.

Medical Assist
A 15-year-old with a history of Crohn's disease was evaluated by Officer and Provo Fire after reporting back pain. Having been seen earlier this week by a Provo medic familiar with the patient, the responders assessed his vital signs as normal. After updating the mother, they decided not to transport him. Instead, the officer provided a ride for the juvenile and two adult counselors back to their dorm for the night.

Theft
A late report has been received regarding a scooter theft from the bike rack at Heritage 5. No suspect information is available at this time. The case remains under investigation.

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Property Damage
A BYU officer was dispatched to Parking Lot 52 after a tree fell overnight and landed on three vehicles. The officer contacted Grounds personnel, who responded to the scene and removed the tree from the damaged cars. The officer then notified each vehicle owner and provided them with a case number. Risk Management was also contacted regarding the incident.

Drugs
A delayed report was received regarding a suspicious odor detected the previous night at a Heritage dorm. The officer initially contacted FSY staff by phone, who advised that they had smelled what they believed to be a controlled substance in a dorm area the night before. Officers subsequently contacted staff and an FSY attendee to investigate the matter. The case is currently under investigation.

Welfare Check
Officers responded to HR #9 to perform a welfare check on a girl who appeared unresponsive or dazed. Upon arrival, no individuals matching the description were in the area. The officers conducted a thorough search inside Building 9 and patrolled the perimeter. Dispatch reviewed nearby surveillance cameras but did not identify anyone matching the description. The officer remained in the area for approximately one hour after clearing the call.

Welfare Check
A welfare check was requested for a juvenile male attending FSY after he reportedly sent concerning texts to a friend regarding his mental health. Officers located the subject on campus and confirmed he was in a stable mental state. The subject was then released to FSY staff, who later released him to a family member.

Carbon Monoxide Alarm
An officer was dispatched to Wymount Terrace in response to a possible Carbon Monoxide alarm. Upon arrival, the officer discovered an outdated alarm in the apartment emitting a malfunction alert. The officer noted that BYU Housing had previously been informed that these old units were to have been removed. The relevant authorities at BYU Housing were subsequently notified of the alarm.

Disturbance
A complaint was received regarding a group of individuals riding bicycles through the first floor of the JFSB. Officers located the group on South Campus Drive. The group was identified as a youth activity from a nearby ward. The leaders were contacted, and the group was asked to leave campus.

Traffic Stop
Officer observed a vehicle traveling northbound on University Ave from Cougar Blvd with a defective taillight and mismatched rear and front plates. The vehicle was stopped, and it was found that the front plate belonged to the previous owner. The driver admitted to not having insurance for the past month and disclosed that he had an active arrest warrant out of Provo. The officer issued a citation for no insurance, issued a warning regarding the taillight and the warrant.

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Criminal Mischief
Officers responded to a report of criminal mischief at the JRCB, where writings expressing opinions on immigration and current national issues were found on whiteboards. Custodians initially noticed the messages, but by the time officers arrived, the writings had been erased. Employees provided photos and a video documenting the incident, which were added to the case file. No suspects or cameras in the area have been identified.

Civil Problem
A law enforcement officer responded to the WSC regarding a civil issue involving a student and the ID Center. The student was asked to leave and inquired about the reason. The officer met with both parties, arranged a temporary resolution, and submitted a ticket to OIT for a long-term solution.

Laundry Theft
A police officer responded to a report of a possible laundry theft. After reviewing surveillance footage, the officer identified the suspect, whom the complainant recognized. The complainant confirmed she recovered her laundry and clarified that the incident was a case of mistaken identity.

Accident
An officer responded to Lot 20 after a vehicle reportedly hit a parking lot sign. The driver explained that he pulled through his parking space and turned too quickly, hitting the sign with the passenger door. No injuries were reported, and the damage was minimal—the sign broke at its base, and the vehicle sustained minor damage.

Theft
Officers responded to a theft report at the Wilkinson Student Center, where an unknown suspect stole a driver’s license, credit cards, and cash from a backpack left in a bathroom stall. The victim returned to find the items missing. Possible suspects were identified and interviewed. The case is under investigation.

Medical
An officer responded near the WSC to assist an FSY attendee feeling unwell. Provo paramedics evaluated her and advised her to visit urgent care, but her mother declined transportation. The attendee was ultimately left in the care of FSY staff.

Traffic Offense
A campus police officer responded to a delayed traffic report involving a motorcycle driving on campus sidewalks. BYU Security observed the motorcycle entering campus and noted that the rider appeared to be taking graduation pictures with it. Using License Plate Recognition (LPR), security identified the motorcycle's registered owner. The officer left a message for the owner to return the call for further investigation.

Theft
A student reported that their scooter was taken from the Heritage 5 bike rack sometime on Saturday night. The scooter was not secured to the rack. Security video will be reviewed for follow-up.

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Juvenile Problem
BYU Police responded to the Cannon Center after a reporting party witnessed juveniles entering the tunnels via an unsecured grate. The reporting party asked them to leave, and the group complied. When the officer arrived, none of the juveniles were still in the area and the reporting party had already secured the grate.

Criminal Mischief
A complainant reported suspicious activity of someone hitting golf balls into the vehicle parking area near Heritage Halls on BYU campus. An officer responded and conducted a thorough search of the area but found no signs of any concern.

Carbon Monoxide Alarm
A private carbon monoxide alarm was triggered at a residence on campus. Provo EMS was dispatched and responded promptly, followed shortly by BYU Police. Upon arrival, they determined the residence appeared safe, with no harmful effects observed. Provo Fire's device analysis showed zero CO levels. EMS and Police cleared the scene without further action.

Trespassing
A group of males was observed playing soccer on the RB field and was asked to leave, which they did. Shortly afterward, three different males were seen on the same field and were likewise asked by officers to clear the area.

Medical
Officers responded to a report of a juvenile FSY participant who was unconscious. The juvenile has a medical condition that explains their reaction. Provo EMTs evaluated the individual but did not transport them. FSY medical staff notified the juvenile's parents of the incident.

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Information
A BYU employee reported receiving a suspicious phone call believed to be a scam. Recognizing the potential threat, she told the caller she would return the call later, then disconnected the call without attempting to contact the caller again. The BYU Police Department is investigating the incident.

Robbery Alarm
BYU Police Officers responded to a robbery alarm at the Creamery on Ninth. However, upon reviewing security footage and speaking with an employee, they determined the alarm was likely triggered accidentally, with no signs of any issues inside the store. The officers later checked the premises and reset the alarm, confirming the situation was safe.

Carbon Monoxide Alarm
Officers and Provo Fire responded to a CO alarm at a housing unit. They discovered a stove burner that was left on but not lit. The only tenant present had been home for about 30 minutes and used the stove. Firefighters vented the residence, reducing the gas levels from 42 to zero, and the alarm was silenced and reset. However, the alarm panel still indicated an issue, and housing maintenance was en route to address the problem.

Welfare Check
A concerned parent requested a welfare check on their adult child, as they had not heard from them but had no specific concerns. The officer located the individual, who confirmed their phone had died and was not charging before they fell asleep. The adult child then contacted their parents, resolving the situation.

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