Door Alarm An officer responded to a door‑held‑open alarm at the Westview Building. The southeast door was secured and the area was cleared.
Door Alarm An alarm was activated on a high‑temperature vault door at Heritage Halls. An officer checked the area and found no problems or issues.
Fire Alarm An officer was dispatched to a fire alarm in the southeast stairwell of the Herald R. Clark Building. The call was canceled immediately after dispatch.
Door Alarm Officers responded to a door alarm at Heritage Halls and located BYU Maintenance personnel testing alarms in multiple buildings. They were advised to notify dispatch prior to future testing to avoid unnecessary police response.
Seizure A pregnant BYU Traffic employee experienced a seizure and fell and hit her head. BYU EMS evaluated her and recommended further medical assessment. She was transported by BYU Police to Utah Valley Hospital for additional evaluation and treatment.
Duress Alarm A duress alarm was triggered after a pregnant BYU student employee experienced a medical episode. Officers later responded and reset the alarm.
Door Alarm BYU Police received reports of multiple stairwell door alarms on the fourth floors of several Heritage Halls buildings. Surveillance footage identified two maintenance workers as the individuals involved. Officers confirmed they were performing authorized work. No criminal activity was found.
Accident – Hit & Run An officer responded to a hit‑and‑run in Lot 38. The complainant’s vehicle sustained damage to the rear passenger‑side bumper, including white paint transfer. The responsible driver did not leave a note, and there are currently no suspects.
Theft A female reported her bicycle stolen from the Botany Pond bike racks. She parked it at approximately 3:15 PM and returned at 6:30 PM to find it missing. Surveillance footage captured a suspect taking the bike, but the distance made the video too distorted to provide officers with a clear description. The bicycle could not be entered into NCIC due to the lack of a serial number.
Juvenile Problem Officers were dispatched to a delayed report at Heritage Halls regarding a group of boys seen slapping another boy, causing a welt. After speaking with those involved, officers determined no criminal conduct had occurred, and the boys stated they had been playing.
Juvenile Problem Officers responded to a delayed report at Heritage Halls involving a juvenile male pretending to shoot a gun and slapping another juvenile, causing a welt. After interviewing the boys, officers determined the behavior did not constitute assault or hazing. The juveniles reported they had been “playing around.”
Juvenile Problem Officers responded to a delayed report involving two FSY participants who had engaged in disruptive behavior over several days, resulting in multiple police‑related incidents. Although no criminal activity occurred, FSY staff determined it was best to send the juveniles home to prevent further issues.
Runaway Officers assisted FSY counselors who believed an FSY participant may have run away. Counselors were unable to provide identifying information about the individual. Staff reported seeing someone who appeared to be a juvenile run north between two buildings. FSY personnel advised they would gather additional details and recontact police. No further information has been received.
Medical Assist BYU Police and Provo EMS responded to Heritage Halls for a report of an unconscious female. EMS evaluated her and cleared her on scene. She declined transport and further medical assistance.
