Unsecure Gate In the early hours of the morning, an officer on patrol discovered the NCAA main gate wide open at 2:00 AM. After thoroughly inspecting the grounds to ensure there were no problems, the officer proceeded to close and secure the gate.
Accident - Lot 26 A vehicle was attempting to park and hit another car while in the process. Very minor damage.
Welfare Check An officer was dispatched for a welfare check at May Hall after a resident registered for a safe walk that hadn't been closed out. Upon arrival, the officer successfully contacted the student, confirming that she had arrived safely at her apartment.
Animal Problem Officers responded to a call about a bat in the Talmage Building, reported by Building Care near room 3322. Upon arrival, they successfully removed the bat using specialized equipment from Risk Management, resolving the situation without any incident.
Information BYU Police responded to a report of possible criminal mischief at the LSB bike racks after a third-party observer claimed a bicycle had been intentionally damaged. Upon investigation, an officer discovered a bike with a broken rear mudflap, but it appeared to be tipped over, suggesting accidental damage rather than vandalism. Since the owner of the bike is unknown, the case will be closed unless a victim comes forward.
Medical Emergency responders were summoned to the Wilkinson Student Center following an incident involving a student employee at Cougar Eat who sustained burns on her right arm and leg. Upon arrival, an officer noted the employee was receiving care from her supervisors, who explained that the injuries occurred while she was attempting to retrieve a tray of hot beans, leading to a spill that caused the burns. Provo Paramedics arrived shortly thereafter and transported the injured student to Utah Valley Hospital for further treatment. The officer also coordinated with dispatch to notify BYU Risk Management about the incident.
Civil Problem Officers responded to a report of a landscaping company’s use of water associated with BYU campus property near the Riviera apartments. Upon arrival, officers contacted the landscaping employees, who confirmed they had been instructed by a BYU housing staff member to disconnect the water, which had already been done. Ongoing construction in the area involved Provo Power and an excavation company, while the landscaping crew was in the process of delivering gravel and briefly connected a hose to minimize dust. Officers informed the foreman to seek approval from housing for any future connections, despite previous permissions. The crew accepted a nearby water spigot on a different property to avoid further issues with BYU property, and it was noted that no additional water was needed that day.
Found Property An officer responded to a report of a wallet found in lot 56. After contacting the complainant, the officer located the wallet and contacted its owner. The owner arrived at the JKB, retrieved the wallet, and confirmed that all contents were intact.
Found Property In this incident, a law enforcement officer responded to a report of property found at the JKB. Upon arrival, the officer collected the laptop computer from the complainant and successfully identified its owner through specific markings and a name. The officer then returned the item to its rightful owner.
