Theft An officer responded to a report of an electric scooter that had been stolen overnight from the area near Heritage Halls Building 3. During the investigation, the officer located and reviewed security footage capturing the theft. The incident was documented, and the case remains under investigation
Medical An officer responded to the Benson Building for a report of a male who had accidentally punctured himself with a needle and was concerned about a possible chemical exposure. The male reported feeling light-headed. EMS personnel responded, evaluated the individual, and determined that transport was not necessary. The officer cleared the scene, and no further action was taken.
Theft An officer responded to a report of a bicycle theft that occurred overnight near Merrill Hall in the Helaman Halls apartments. During the investigation, the officer located and reviewed security footage related to the incident. The case was documented and referred to Investigations for follow-up.
Medical Officers responded to a report of a male student experiencing seizures during class. It was reported that this was the second consecutive day the student had suffered seizure activity. EMS responded to the scene, evaluated the student, and transported him to a local hospital for further medical care. The student's brother was present and accompanied him in the ambulance.
Accident – Hit and Run Officers responded to a delayed traffic accident report in Lot 37. Upon arrival, the officer contacted both involved parties and investigated. It was determined that neither vehicle sustained any damage because of the incident. Both parties were provided with the case number and documentation of the contact, and no further action was required.
Citizen Contact An officer responded to a phone report of a theft at the SFH student workout area. The reporting party stated that her gray hoodie had been taken from the gym cubby area between 1520 and 1530 hours. The officer reviewed surveillance footage and determined that another student had mistakenly taken the hoodie because she was wearing a similar one. The officer located the student who had taken the hoodie and arranged for its return to the owner. No further police action was necessary.
Medical – Shoulder Dislocation Officers assisted medical personnel with a male patient who had dislocated his shoulder while playing soccer. EMS responded to the scene, assessed the injury, and transported the patient by Provo Ambulance to a local hospital for further treatment.
Medical – Ankle Injury An officer responded to a medical call at the RB basketball courts involving a male with a twisted ankle. Upon arrival, the officer contacted the individual who was being treated by BYU EMS. After being evaluated, he declined transportation by Provo EMS and chose to seek further medical treatment at Utah Valley Hospital via personal vehicle.
Accident Officers responded to the CONE on a report of a hit-and-run accident that had just occurred. The complainant witnessed a vehicle strike an unoccupied parked vehicle and leave the scene without providing information. A partial license plate number was obtained and provided to officers, allowing the suspect vehicle to be identified. Officers contacted the suspect driver by phone, who stated they were unaware any damage had occurred prior to leaving the area. The parties involved were provided with each other's information, and the owner of the damaged vehicle was notified.
