Medical BYU officers and EMS responded to the Wilkinson Student Center on the report of several individuals who were suffering from allergic reactions. Medical contacted individuals who had eaten or had been exposed to some nuts or nut-based foods. They were evaluated and treated by EMS and released on scene.
Information An officer responded to Lot 34 concerning a traffic accident involving a BYU vehicle. Upon arrival, the officer contacted the drivers and determined the accident had occurred on Provo City Street. A Provo Officer was already on the scene and stated they would be handling the investigation.
Medical An officer was approached by a female at the Smith Field House who requested medical help. She stated that she was experiencing a nosebleed and felt as if she might pass out. An athletic trainer from a sports team assisted her until Provo Paramedics arrived. The paramedics evaluated her condition and consulted with her mother. They advised the female to go home and rest. Officers then provided a ride for the female and her roommate to their housing complex.
Vehicle Impound A BYU police officer conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle for a motor vehicle equipment violation. During the stop, the officer discovered that the vehicle did not have insurance. The officer requested a state impound tow for the vehicle, and Don Shelley Towing towed it. The driver received a citation, and a state impound form.
