Medical An officer responded to the Harmon Conference Center field to a medical call. It was reported that an FSY participant was having a seizure. Upon arrival, FSY staff stated that it was a panic attack and not a seizure. The FSY participant stated that this happened yesterday as well. FSY stated they called the patient’s parents before the officer's arrival and the parents did not want their child transported by ambulance. Provo EMS responded and treated the patient then released them.
Suspicious Two officers were dispatched to the area west of the UPB on a report of a suspicious individual hanging around the parking lot and looking into vehicles. The officers located the described suspect and identified them as an employee with Dining Services. In talking with the employee, they gave a reasonable explanation that removed any suspicion of illegal activity. No other police action was necessary.
Medical An officer responded to the east side of the HRCB for a medical report of an FSY participant who continued to pass out. When the officer arrived, Provo Fire was on the scene with BYU EMS. An FSY Medical Counselor contacted the patient's parent. Provo Fire checked the patient and medically cleared them. The patient was taken to the BYU EMS Office to wait for a parent to respond.
Medical An officer was dispatched for a medical report at the LSB. The complainant advised dispatch that they would transport the patient by private vehicle. The complainant left the scene before EMS or the officer arrived.
Accident – Property Damage An officer responded to the intersection of 450 East University Pkwy regarding a traffic accident that involved two vehicles. The officer met with both drivers, completed a driver exchange form, and provided each driver with a copy.
