Fire Alarm An officer was dispatched to HR 14 in response to an unknown alarm in the lobby area. Upon arrival, the officer determined the alarm was a "trouble alarm" indicated on the notifier panel and acknowledged it. The complainant, a resident assistant, requested an explanation of the alarm system and how to better address similar issues in the future. The officer provided general information about the alarm system and standard officer response procedures.
Welfare Check An officer responded to a report regarding a homeless man and his emotional support dog inside the Tanner Building. Upon arrival on the third floor, the officer located the individual and his dog, who were present alongside a faculty member. The man was invited to speak to students at the Ballard Center of Social Impact.
Abandoned Emergency 911 Hang-up Call Dispatch received an abandoned emergency 911 hang-up call originating from the Botany Pond area. Upon reviewing the surveillance footage, dispatch observed a young child pressing the call button and then continuing to play nearby. Officers responded to the area.
Medical An officer responded to the JSB regarding a medical assist involving a 21-year-old female at FSY who had passed out. EMS evaluated her on-site and found no concerns. She was cleared to return to FSY and normal activities.
Chest Pain A male adult was attended to by police and Provo Fire personnel at the Joseph Smith Building after experiencing chest pain. The individual reported that he had not lost consciousness and was not experiencing pain in his left arm. Following assessment and treatment by medics, the patient was deemed stable and was not transported to a hospital for further care.
Juvenile Problem An officer responded to Chipman Hall after an FSY counselor reported that someone had been banging on the windows of two different rooms. Upon arrival, the reporting party was unable to identify or describe the suspect. The officer advised the FSY counselor that increased patrols would be conducted, particularly around midnight when the incidents appeared to occur. During subsequent patrols, no individuals were observed or contacted.
Unsecure Gate At approximately midnight, an officer discovered the south grounds, and the vehicle rental gate left open. Upon inspection, no individuals were found on the premises. Noting that the gate is typically secured during this time, the officer closed and secured the gate to ensure the safety of the area.
