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.
