Unsecured Gate A police officer discovered that the large, south vehicle-sized gate at North University Field had been left unlocked. Attempting to secure the area, the officer used a chain and padlock found on-site but found that the keys in their possession were incompatible with the padlock. After notifying the dispatch of the situation, the officer cleared the scene to ensure safety and proper follow-up.
Assault The BYU Police Department responded to a report of a possible assault on the 'Y' hiking trail. Upon arrival, officers interviewed a female victim who explained that while walking near turn 11, she encountered a male and female couple with an unleashed dog. When the dog approached her, she gestured to keep it away, which appeared to provoke the female of the pair, who then shouted racially charged remarks, telling her to "Go back to your country" due to her Asian descent. Subsequently, the male member of the couple approached and verbally assaulted her before striking her with a walking stick. The suspects had already left the scene by the time officers arrived. Surveillance footage and license plate recognition systems helped identify the individuals responsible for the assault. The case has been referred to investigators.
Alarm – SAB An officer responded to a report of a held door alarm. Upon arrival, the officer determined that the door was being held open by air pressure. After informing the dispatch of the situation and inspecting the area, everything appeared normal, and no suspicious activity was observed.
