Welfare Check BYU officers responded to Helaman Halls to conduct a welfare check on a student who had requested a Safewalk via the BYU app but did not complete the request. Upon arrival, officers located the student at her residence, where she explained that her phone had died during her Safewalk. The student was found to be safe and at home, and no further action was necessary.
Information A BYU student reported a civil issue in Lot 18 after discovering a disrespectful note left on their vehicle's windshield, containing name-calling and a comment about their parking. Concerned for their safety, the student requested the incident be documented for future reference. BYU Police responded by gathering information for an incident report, which will remain on record for informational purposes at this time.
Medical A female student near the JKB at BYU experienced a seizure, initiating a response from BYU Police. Provo Fire also responded to assess her condition and later transported her to Utah Valley Hospital for further medical evaluation.
Accident – Hit and Run A police officer responded to a report of a possible hit-and-run incident in lot 18. The officer checked nearby surveillance cameras but found no footage of the event. The officer documented the damage and other details provided by the caller for further investigation.
Theft The BYU Police Department responded to a report of a scooter stolen from a bike rack near Helaman Halls. The victim reported parking her scooter there last Thursday at approximately 7 PM and discovered it was missing today at 2 PM. There are no surveillance cameras in the vicinity to assist with the investigation. This case referred to investigators.
Medical A police officer responded to a medical emergency at the Wilkinson Student Center involving a student experiencing an asthma attack. The student did not have her inhaler and was treated by BYU EMS, who later called Provo Fire for further assistance. Provo Fire provided additional medical care before the student was released. Due to her weakness and lightheadedness from the treatment, the officer offered her a ride from the Wilkinson Center to her vehicle parked at the SAB.
Citizen Contact BYU officers responded to the Wilkinson Student Center after a female student reported spotting a male student—who had previously victimized her over a year ago—on campus. Although she believed he had been banned, she was unsure of his current status. She was working with Title IV, who had earlier informed her of efforts to officially ban him. Officers accompanied her to her vehicle and coordinated with the BYU Victim Advocate, who is providing ongoing support and communication. Additionally, an officer followed her home to ensure her safety, as she was distressed by his continued presence. The university is actively working to address the situation and support the student.
