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Police Beat • 10/08/2026

Door Alarm
Officers responded to a held-door alarm at a residential building. Upon arrival, officers conducted an exterior check and found all doors secure. Nothing suspicious or concerning was occurring in the area.

Welfare Check
An officer was contacted by an individual who reported concern about a person seen lying in a plastic bin outside a residential building. Officers checked the area but could not locate anyone matching the description. A review of surveillance footage appeared to show several students playing with a rolling plastic bin.

Accident
Officers and emergency medical personnel responded to a traffic accident involving injuries in a parking lot. It was reported that a bicyclist had been struck by a vehicle. Officers completed an accident report and ensured the driver and bicyclist exchanged information. Medical personnel evaluated the bicyclist and released them at the scene.

Theft
Three suspects worked together to steal an electric scooter from a bicycle rack. The suspects have not been identified yet. Detectives are currently investigating the incident.

Door Alarm
Officers responded to a roof access alarm at a residential building. Officers located an open roof access door and checked the roof. Officers found no one in the area, so they closed and secured the door.

Seizure
Police and emergency medical personnel responded to a report of an individual experiencing a seizure. Medical personnel evaluated the individual and released them at the scene.

Lockout
Officers were dispatched to assist an individual who was locked out of a classroom. Before officers arrived, the complainant canceled the request after another employee let them inside.

Sick Person
Police responded to a report of a sick person at a residential apartment complex. The resident reported feeling nauseated and experiencing a tingling sensation in their hands. Emergency medical personnel responded, evaluated the individual, and cleared them.

Welfare Check
An officer was dispatched to conduct a welfare check on a student. The reporting party advised that the student had not made any direct threats of self-harm but had made statements indicating they did not want to continue living. The officer contacted the student in person at their place of employment. During the interaction, the student did not respond to questions, make eye contact, or engage in conversation. Based on the information available at the time of contact, there was no indication that the student intended to harm themselves or others.

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