Theft An officer responded to a delayed report of a stolen e-bike at Wymount Terrace. Investigation revealed the bicycle's chain had been cut, indicating it had likely been removed using bolt cutters. The complainant reported the bicycle was last seen approximately three weeks earlier but did not have the serial number because the bike had not been registered. The complainant plans to contact the relative who provided the bicycle to obtain the serial number so it can be entered as stolen.
Medical An officer responded to the JKB Lobby after an older adult attending Education Week stumbled on a stair and injured her ankle. BYU EMS and Provo Paramedics arrived on scene, provided first aid, and assessed the injury. The individual was able to stand and walk without assistance and declined further medical treatment, leaving the area on her own.
Medical Officers responded with BYU EMS to a medical call in Lot 16. The patient reported walking beneath a parked boom lift and striking their head on the equipment. The boom lift was not in operation at the time and had been left extended over the sidewalk. BYU EMS evaluated the patient on scene. The patient did not require further medical treatment and was released at the scene.
Medical Officers responded to the south side of the Monte L. Bean Museum for a reported fall. The patient had lost their balance and fallen on the sidewalk. BYU EMS and Provo EMS responded to the scene, evaluated the patient, and determined that no transport was necessary. The patient was cleared on scene and did not require further medical treatment.
Fire Alarm An officer responded to West Campus for a fire alarm. Upon investigation, no fire or smoke was found. The alarm was determined to have been accidentally activated by a construction crew cutting sheetrock near the alarm device. An electrician responded and reset the alarm system.
Theft An officer investigated a delayed theft of high jump equipment valued at approximately $5,000 from the Brewster Building south parking lot. The specialized equipment, which displayed BYU logos, had been left at the location for welding repairs and was discovered missing.
Medical An officer, BYU EMS, and Provo Paramedics responded to the Wilkinson Student Center for a report of an Education Week attendee who was believed to have lost consciousness. Upon arrival, responders determined the individual had not been unconscious but had felt weak and fallen. The attendee was evaluated on scene and declined ambulance transport, choosing instead to seek further care via private vehicle.
