Medical Provo Fire responded to a report of a female patient experiencing an allergic reaction to peanuts. The patient had ingested a cookie believed to be nut-free, but soon exhibited allergic symptoms after discovering it contained nuts. During the incident, her EpiPen was found to be non-functional. Medical responders administered emergency care and transported the patient to the emergency room, where she received appropriate treatment and recovery assistance.
Accident A vehicle collision occurred in the parking lot 39 West of the Richards Building on BYU campus. The report was delayed, but upon response, officers confirmed there were no injuries. An officer responded to the scene, contacted the caller, and left a note. Attempts to contact the other involved driver have been unsuccessful. The officer successfully contacted the at-fault driver, gathered necessary information, and provided a case number to those involved.
Medical An officer and BYUEMS were dispatched to the WSC for a report of an allergic reaction from a bee sting. The officer arrived and found that the complainant was not having a reaction, but was wanting to have the stinger removed from his finger. BYUEMS arrived and helped the patient.
